JAL job cuts may rise to 13,000 under new restructuring plan
The Japanese government and Japan Airlines reportedly will unveil a new turnaround plan for the troubled carrier later this week that will include slashing 13,000 jobs and giving a new government-backed agency control over JAL's restructuring process. Kyodo News reported that the new plan will...
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