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Julian Herzog
Dubai Emirates Group employees are asked to go on leave due to the consequences of an outbreak of coronavirus. This was reported by Bloomberg with reference to an internal email, contents of which were confirmed in the company.
In this situation, the holding, which, according to Bloomberg, operates the largest air carrier in the world on international routes, needs a more flexible mode of operation. Emirates Group encouraged employees to consider taking paid or unpaid leave.
The Emirates Group also informed Reuters of the email. A company spokeswoman told the agency that the document had indeed been sent to employees, but declined to comment further.
Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, the Dubai-based airline suspended most flights to China and Iran, and also canceled flights to Saudi Arabia from more than 20 countries. This destination is considered the largest market of the carrier in the Middle East.
source: bloomberg.com
In this situation, the holding, which, according to Bloomberg, operates the largest air carrier in the world on international routes, needs a more flexible mode of operation. Emirates Group encouraged employees to consider taking paid or unpaid leave.
The Emirates Group also informed Reuters of the email. A company spokeswoman told the agency that the document had indeed been sent to employees, but declined to comment further.
Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, the Dubai-based airline suspended most flights to China and Iran, and also canceled flights to Saudi Arabia from more than 20 countries. This destination is considered the largest market of the carrier in the Middle East.
source: bloomberg.com
