Singapore-based ride-hailing company, Grab recently announced that it will be laying off 360 employees or about 5% of its workforce. The decision was announced by company Co-founder and CEO Anthony Tan in an internal letter to employees. However, putting speculations about more layoffs aside, a company spokesperson said that the company will not shut down…
Canadian airplane and train manufacturer, Bombardier Inc recently announced that it would cut about 2,500 jobs or 11% of its aviation workforce. According to a Reuters report, the recent decision by the company is a direct result of the pandemic impacting the airline industry. The aviation industry has been among the worst hit by the…
The travel industry has been in a soup since the coronavirus outbreak. With governments imposing lockdowns and travel restrictions, the industry is getting severe blows from all sides. While experts have predicted that major organizations will survive the crisis, startups were looking at a dead-end. Several travel-related startups have laid off significant numbers of employees…
British low-cost airline easyJet is planning a layoff of up to 4,500 jobs and shrinking its fleet to adjust to the smaller travel market, which is forecast to not emerge from the coronavirus crisis anytime soon. EasyJet employs about 15,000 people in eight European countries, the latest airline company to announce job cuts due to…