Fomoney wrote:Metasploit wrote:Talked to KQ friends and they are happy about Rao's move.
Surprisingly!!
Aparently Naikuni and another politician have a stake in the firm that they want to outsource to!
Them think the problem is with Naikuni's management and not the wages..Plus they dont understand why the foreigners wont be Axed.
Good for shareholders,bad for employees esp those on mortgages
Am a shareholder and if KQ doesn't improve it's performance I will be worried about my mortgage too.Their wage bill needs to be cut.

The way some people are reasoning, it is evident they have never run any sort of business - even a kiosk!
In business, one has to make tough decisions. Jobs might have to be merged, others declared unnecessary, branches closed etc. Even if you have employed your brother/sister to manage branch x as you manage branch y, if branch x is losing money, it will have to be closed. If you don't BOTH you and your brother will be jobless.
Most companies have actually introduced the concept of cost centres so that each department can justify it's existence.
If I am running an SME and make 20m a year, it doesn't mean I will not fire people. Maybe unit x made 30m profit amd unit y made 10m loss. If unit y cannot turn a profit, then it goes in as much as the "company" is making money!
Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.