PAL lets go of 100-plus workers

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PAL lets go of 100-plus workers

As part of its efforts to improve business efficiency, Philippine Airlines is outsourcing its non-core businesses like ground handling, resulting in the lay off of 117 employees. Those laid off represent about 2% of the airline’s total work force. They will receive a separation package of 125% of their monthly basic salary per year of service and a gratuity pay of P100,000 or about $2,135. PAL’s restructuring program is aimed at focusing on its core business to remain competitive in the aviation market, the airline said.

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