The new Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAB) has hired only 9,000 of its employees on permanent contracts. Another 4,000 employees of MAB are on short-term contracts.
This is a far cry from the old Malaysia Airlines (MAS) that had 20,000 employees mostly on permanent contracts. The new airline MAB took over the operations of the old airline on Sept 1.
The short-term contracts range from three months to 12 months, implying that the total workforce being eventually laid off as part of the remaking of MAS into MAB may go up to 11,000 people instead of the 6,000 announced earlier.
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This is a far cry from the old Malaysia Airlines (MAS) that had 20,000 employees mostly on permanent contracts. The new airline MAB took over the operations of the old airline on Sept 1.
The short-term contracts range from three months to 12 months, implying that the total workforce being eventually laid off as part of the remaking of MAS into MAB may go up to 11,000 people instead of the 6,000 announced earlier.
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