To extend the crown … Unpaid leave Hana Tour extended until next March

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# 1 in the travel industry Hana Tour (039130)He has decided to extend the unpaid leave by four months. This is because the government subsidy for maintaining employment ends this month.

According to the travel industry on the 15th, Hana Tour announced on the 13th that it will extend unpaid leave for all employees for four months from next month to next March. A Hana Tour official said: “Of the 2,300 employees, 2,000 people are already taking unpaid leave, excluding 300 forced laborers.”

Hana Tour entered paid leave last March-May due to a sharp decline in sales due to coronavirus infection (Corona 19) and since June has taken unpaid leave excluding essential staff. Up until this month, 50% of the base salary can be paid to employees with government job retention subsidies, but they will not be able to receive any salary from next month.

Hana Tour reported an operating loss of 30.24 billion won in the third quarter of this year. Sales fell 94.5% from the same period last year to 10 billion won. Domestic customer demand for overseas travel (outbound) plummeted due to Corona.