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And that is not per se bad. What is bad is that there no safety net whatsoever and losing a job in the 21st century can feel a bit like having put out out in th

And that is not per se bad. What is bad is that there no safety net whatsoever and losing a job in the 21st century can feel a bit like having put out out in the desert in the neolithic. Case in point: many European countries with safety nets are just not a cruel place to be at this time.

WildGreenLeave 6y ago
To add to this, The Netherlands has a safety net that is perfectly fine. Is it a lot? No. Is it enough to survive in a normal situation? Yes. I think it makes sense for KLM to lay off those people. A business cannot keep on people if there is no work for them.