Japan Airlines Corp e rera ho fokotsa moputso oa basebetsi ka liperesente tse 5 ho tloha ka Mmesa le ho felisa libonase ka 2010 molemong oa ho fetola khoebo ea eona kapele, khoebo ea Nikkei e tlaleha letsatsi le letsatsi.
Likhakanyo tsa meputso tse sisintsoeng ke meralo ea pele ea tlhophiso e felletseng ea ho tsoa JAL ho tloha ha k'hamphani e kenya kopo ea ho putlama ka Pherekhong mme e behiloe tlasa bolebeli ba Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corp. e tšehelitsoeng ke mmuso ea Japane, ho tlaleha letsatsi le letsatsi.
Phokotso ea meputso, e hlahisitsoeng ho mekhatlo e robeli ea basebetsi, e tla kengoa ts'ebetsong ho tloha ka Mmesa mme sefofane se shebane le phokotso ea litšenyehelo tsa basebetsi ka selemo ka li-yen tse limilione tse likete tse 30 (liranta tse limilione tse 332.8), pampiri e boletse ntle le ho bua ka mehloli efe kapa efe.
Basebetsi bohle ba Japan Airlines International Co, e leng feme ea mantlha ea sehlopha e sebetsanang le lifofane tsa lapeng le mose ho maoatle, ba tla laoloa ke moralo o ntlafalitsoeng oa meputso.
Sefofane le sona se tla nahana ka ho fokotsa meputso e tšoanang bakeng sa basebetsi ba lifeme tse ling tsa lihlopha, tse tsamaellanang le meaho ea bona ea meputso, ho boletse Nikkei.
JAL, sefofane se seholo ka ho fetisisa sa sefofane sa Asia ka lekeno, le sona se ne se batla ho emisa keketseho ea meputso e reriloeng khafetsa le lipapatso tlasa moralo oa eona o reriloeng, khoebo e boletse letsatsi le letsatsi.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The proposed wage cuts are the first detailed restructuring plans to come out of JAL since the company filed for bankruptcy in January and was placed under the oversight of the state-backed Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corp.
- Japan Airlines Corp e rera ho fokotsa moputso oa basebetsi ka liperesente tse 5 ho tloha ka Mmesa le ho felisa libonase ka 2010 molemong oa ho fetola khoebo ea eona kapele, khoebo ea Nikkei e tlaleha letsatsi le letsatsi.
- The wage cuts, presented to eight labor unions, are to be implemented from April with the airline targeting a reduction of annual personnel costs by 30 billion yen ($332.
