A group of retrenched airline staff seeking upskilling courses to find a new job. — Picture courtesy of Genovasi University College
To help the affected employees get back to the workforce, Social Security Organisation together with Genovasi University College in Petaling Jaya held a briefing session for about 50 retrenched airline staff at the university’s campus. Luqman, who served MAB for 31 years, claimed that apart from offering early retirement schemes to some in senior management positions, the company set up an “integrity team” in May to identify “problematic staff” and sack them.
The 51-year-old, however, said it may not be easy for people of their age to find a new job, given the current situation. He had brought a group of retrenched qualified aviation security officers to sign up for the programme and learn additional skills before finding a new job.
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