Financially battered Lithuanian Railways Lay Off 2,000 Employees
Sector: Mass Transit • Location: Lithuania
Source: RailTech
Lithuanian Railways (LTG Group) are forced to release around 2,000 employees in an attempt to cope with the increasing financial losses following sanctions against Russia and tension between Lithuania and China. The decision will be implemented despite LTG Group’s efforts to improve the situation. The employees’ gradual release will affect all business units of the group.
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Description | Lithuanian Railways (LTG Group) are forced to release around 2,000 employees in an attempt to cope with the increasing financial losses following sanctions against Russia and tension between Lithuania and China. The decision will be implemented despite LTG Group’s efforts to improve the situation. The employees’ gradual release will affect all business units of the group. |
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