Thousands of BA staff to find out if they will lose jobs due to Covid | The Guardian
More than 6,000 workers accept voluntary redundancy as airline makes cutsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageMore than 6,000 British Airways staff have accepted voluntary redundancy as the airline moves to tell thousands more cabin crew and ground staff whether or not they will keep their jobs or face pay cuts.The airline, which is seeking to make up to 12,000 job cuts to slash costs as the coronavirus pandemic hammers the travel market, was on Friday sending one of three letters to affected staff who have not taken voluntary redundancy. Continue reading…
More than 6,000 workers accept voluntary redundancy as airline makes cuts
More than 6,000 British Airways staff have accepted voluntary redundancy as the airline moves to tell thousands more cabin crew and ground staff whether or not they will keep their jobs or face pay cuts.
The airline, which is seeking to make up to 12,000 job cuts to slash costs as the coronavirus pandemic hammers the travel market, was on Friday sending one of three letters to affected staff who have not taken voluntary redundancy.
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