By Audrey Rivard, September 17th 2014
The Malaysia Airlines
is forced to cut 6,000 workers this year in attempt to save the company
according to the Huffington post. The Khazanah National is currently in charge
of revamping the airline company, but the cut can not be postponed even if it
represents 30% of the current employees.
The modifications by
Khazanah National are evaluated at 6 billion ringgits which represent around 2
billion Canadian dollars. The Malaysia Airlines
has not decided yet how the modifications are going to be directed, but
according to the Huffington post the possibility to reduce the number and
destinations of flight is an option. Also, modifications to this company were
already scheduled because since 2010 no annual profit have been made according
to the New York Times.
Let’s remember that
in a short lap of four month this company went through two plane disasters. The Flight 370 from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing remains unsolved for a total of
537 victims.
