OYO To Cut 3,000 Employees In China
According to reports in foreign media, Indian hotel start-up OYO plans to cut about 5,000 employees around the world and China will be the most impacted market where about 3,000 people may lose their jobs.
According to reports in foreign media, Indian hotel start-up OYO plans to cut about 5,000 employees around the world and China will be the most impacted market where about 3,000 people may lose their jobs.
According to reports in foreign media, Indian hotel chain brand OYO will cut several thousand employees in China and India.
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