Ryanair boss warns there will be job losses if flight restrictions continue after May
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mirror.co.ukRyanair boss Michael O'Leary has warned that the airline will consider job cuts if flights are still grounded after May. The Irish carrier's chief executive said that it assumes flights will stay grounded until a "limited" resumption in June. "We've kept almost everybody in employment at the moment, with the benefit thankfully of the various payroll support schemes ...
We're topping it up where we can. So we are ready to come back pretty quickly," O'Leary told Sky News. "We've certainly guaranteed all of our people that we would maintain the payroll through April and through May.
If it continues beyond that, I think we would have to look at some job losses." It comes just days after the airline's boss warned that flights will not resume if
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