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    Andrew Wang · · 1 min read

    Grabtaxi extends job offers to laid off MAS employees

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    With almost one-third of Malaysia Airlines’ workforce laid off this week, GrabTaxi (as MyTeksi in Malaysia) published an image (see above) on their Facebook page late yesterday night, offering a helping hand affected staff by inviting them to apply to join its “ever expanding family”, adding that it was hiring across the board for sales, customer service, marketing and logistic roles.

    The linked Google form is a sparse one, providing fields for name, contact number, email address and the option to select one of four job areas, or specify another. That feels like very little information to go by, to filter out prospective hires.

    Genuine gesture, PR stunt, or perhaps abit of both?

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