Cathay Pacific and Finnair cut jobs
In another unfortunate incident from the airline industry, we see two companies lay off people. With travel restrictions still prevalent across various countries and people being skeptical about traveling for leisure, it has become difficult for airlines to survive. Hong Kong airline said, on Wednesday, it would cut 8500 jobs and shut a regional airline. Finland's national carrier, Finnair will also be cutting 700 jobs, it said on Tuesday. Read more on this here.
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