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Etihad's crisis, 19 layoffs in Italy

The Emirate airline operates downsizing in Europe

It's today news that Etihad has decided to layoff 19 employees in Italy, reducing to 12 the number of Italian workers to the United Arab Emirates airline. Employees for whom the redundancy procedure has commenced operate at the Rome-Fiumicino, Milan-Malpensa offices and at the Etihad headquarters in the Lombardy capital city.These cuts to staff seem to be due to the European airline's losses, especially...

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Rome, Italy, 07/03/2018 13:45
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