Amtrak warns of 2,400 additional job losses.
“We will be unable to avoid more drastic impacts that could have long-lasting effects on our Northeast Corridor infrastructure and the national rail system.”, says Amtrak chief executive Bill Flynn. US transit and airlines have seen a sharp decline in demand, and without a new bailout from the government, it is unlikely to survive the challenges, and Amtrak would have to let go of another 2400 employees. Read more on this here.
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