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SIA says voluntary no-pay leave move makes it more nimble
Published Fri, Aug 4, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Singapore
SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA)'s decision to ask selected staff to go on voluntary no-pay leave (VNPL) was taken to "better manage crew resources and operational requirements" as it enters a period of temporary manpower surplus at specific ranks.
More than 400 SIA cabin crew have applied for no-pay leave, with durations ranging from five days to a month, The Straits Times reported on Saturday.
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