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© KYODOJAL to slash hiring of new graduates by 90% in 2022
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kurisupisu
Japanese carriers still have exorbitant airfares out of Japan!
I can get a business class ticket to Europe for only one hundred thousand yen more than an economy ticket on a Japan flagged carrier- go figure...
Sal Affist
I hope that no one has had an offer revoked. Most graduates are supposed to start work in April. If they lose a offer at this point, there will be horrible prospects to get hired anywhere else. They may wind up becoming "freeters".
PerformingMonkey
With the short- to medium-term prospects of the industry in doubt, I would imagine fewer grads will be lining up to get into it anyway.
shogun36
I haven't chosen to flown on JAL for decades now. Overpriced and overrated. A whole lot of other choices to go with. For customers and potential employees.
SandyBeachHeaven
Has upper management been filtered out?
Bernard Marx
This is purely PR and cost-cutting by shady means; PR, because people will say how nice it is that a big company like JAL is hiring people with disabilities. Shady cost-cutting, because no company in Japan pays people with a disability good wages, plus they get subsidies from the government depending on the number of people with disabilities they employ.
snowymountainhell
Sorry execs: Your ‘prospects’ are being seriously diminished. “JAL group will hire only 200 and forgo the recruitment of cabin attendants in fiscal 2022 starting in April next year.
dagon
JAL, exhibit #1 that bailouts neither trickle down to the public nor save jobs. Will not stop them from using the same rationales when the time comes for the next big bailout.
Ricky Sanchez
No one should be upset about this...JAL doesn't pay well to new recruits anyway..might as well go work at Lawson, as the pay is the same.