Chopin Airport plans major layoffs
Polish Airports, the state-owned operator of Warsaw’s Chopin Airport, plans to lay off at least 500 employees in order to make the company profitable. In 2013 it most likely generated a PLN 50 million loss.
The company’s director general Michał Kaczmarzyk has already presented the plan to labor union representatives. They have asked him for a detailed explanation.
The plan is to lay off 500 of the airport’s administrative staff. Polish Airports now employs 800 people in administration and another 1,400 in other operations.
