ATA To Cut 450 Jobs, Outsource Maintenance And Call Center
ATA will cut 450 jobs and outsource its reservation call center and more of its heavy maintenance work as it tries to restructure and emerge from bankruptcy protection. The moves will save about $100 million over five years. Management plans to cut 350 maintenance and 100 reservations staff...
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