Hapag-Lloyd cuts staff numbers, salaries
Struggling German container line Hapag-Lloyd is to cut staff salaries by up to 20% and continue a hiring freeze as part of a severe internal cost-reduction drive.
Active growth: Hapag-Lloyd confident of long-term prospects
An internal memorandum from the line's America region, seen by Lloyd's List, said "further headcount adjustments" were being considered and the staff hiring freeze would remain in place into next year.
All level one, two and three staff worldwide have been...
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