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Klm determined to lay off 4,500 workers

Amsterdam, Netherlands - It's 50% more than declared 2 months ago

According to what comes from sources near Klm, the Dutch carrier would be determined to carry ahead its policy of staff cuts, for a reorganization that would carry savings for approximately EUR 650m. It is not sure a new that Klm wants to lay-off redundant workers, but it caused a sensation the entity of such cuts that would be around the 4500 units, and no 2-3 thousands as announced from the airline...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 47192
Rome, Italy, 06/25/2003 11:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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