Sesebelisoa se seholo sa Hawaii, Airlines Hawaii, kajeno e phatlalalitse ho khaola mesebetsi ho feta 1,000 ha COVID-19 e ntse e tsoela pele ho senya tlhoko ea maeto le ho notlela khatello ea moruo.
Peter Ingram, mopresidente le CEO oa Hawaiian Airlines, o phatlalalitse kajeno lengolong le eang ho basebetsi hore ho tla ba le ho feta 1,000 ho fokotsa mesebetsi. Lengolo le hlalositse hore tsebiso e tla romelloa kajeno ho bahlokomeli ba lifofane le bafofisi ba lifofane, ho fokotsa mosebeletsi oa sefofane basebetsi ka mesebetsi e 816. Ho palo eo 341 ha e ithaopele. Sefofane se tla fokotsa le bafofisi ba sona ba lifofane ka 173 bao ba 101 ba bona e seng ka boikhethelo.
Libekeng tse 'maloa ho tloha bohareng ba Loetse, Hawaiian Airlines e tla be e romella tsebiso ho litho tsa mokhatlo oa International Association of Machinists le Aerospace Workers (IAM) le Transport Workers Union of America (TWU). Lifofane li tla fokotsa basebetsi ba IAM ka mesebetsi e ka bang 1,034 le ba TWU ka ba 18.
Ingram o bile indastering ea lifofane ka lilemo tse ka bang 3 mme o re o bone linako tsa hae tse thata le ba bangata ba leng ho Hawaiian Airlines.
O itse: “Ha ke so bone letho ka nako eo le bapisoang le tsela eo seoa sena se thehileng khoebo ea rona ka eona. Re qobelletsoe ho nka mehato hona joale e neng e sa nahanehe likhoeling tse 'maloa tse fetileng. Kea kholoa hore ba bangata ba lona ho na le masoabi, ho se lumele le matšoenyeho bakeng sa bokamoso. Ke arolelana maikutlo ao le a mang. ”
Motsamaisi oa lifofane o itse ba ne ba tšepile ho potoloha ho hong ka lenaneo la tšehetso ea meputso ea mmuso, empa seo ha se so etsahale, leha e le hore tlhoko ea maeto e nyolohile.
Ha Hawaii e phatlalatsa libekeng tse 'maloa tse fetileng hore e tla qala ho fokotsa basebetsi, Ingram ka nako eo o ile a re "k'hamphani e tla phela, empa eseng joalo ka rona, eseng nakoana." Kajeno, o phetile hore o lumela hore sefofane se tla phela nakong ena e thata mme se tla atleha hape.
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- In a couple of weeks around mid-September, Hawaiian Airlines will be sending notices to union members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) and the Transport Workers Union of America (TWU).
- When Hawaiian announced a few weeks ago that it would begin downsizing, Ingram said at the time that “the company would survive, but not as we were, not for a while.
- Peter Ingram, Hawaiian Airlines president and CEO, announced today in a letter to employees that there will be more than 1,000 the new job cuts.
