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Gov't outlines JAL rescue steps, including pension cuts, bridge loans
Wednesday 11th November, 06:32 AM JST
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gogogo at 11:17 AM JST - 11th November
Some heads should be rolling over that one
stirfry at 01:42 PM JST - 11th November
true, but heads never roll in japan...they just bow and do their patented fake crying on tv, and its all forgotten
knews at 01:33 AM JST - 12th November
250,000 yen a month sounds like the minimum one would hope to receive on retirement from one's company. Add that to the 200,000 yen from the National Pension (about the maximum possible and based on paying into it for 40 years) and you can probably get by. But if it's true that ANA employees only get a third of what JAL offers, that is peanuts.