Lufthansa, which as expected arrived at an agreement last week to acquire a major part of Air Berlin, will retain 3,000 of the total 8,000 workforce, but these will not include the 54 remaining employees in Palma. Staff numbers in Majorca had already been reduced significantly following the closure of the hub operation at Palma. Regional employment minister, Iago Negueruela, said yesterday that he would like as many jobs as possible to be kept, but his hope seems somewhat forlorn.
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Air Berlin Palma employees to lose their jobs
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