ANA group to cut 3,500 jobs from 45,000 workforce

ANA group to cut 3,500 jobs from 45,000 workforce

Photo taken Oct. 25, 2020, shows the logo of All Nippon Airways at Tokyo's Haneda airport. ANA Holdings Inc. plans to slash around 3,500 jobs from its current group workforce of about 46,000 by the year to March 2023, with the coronavirus pandemic devastating air travel demand.

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