WeWork announces it is cutting 2400 jobs globally

Original article by Peter Eavis
The Age – Page: Online : 22-Nov-19

Co-working pioneer WeWork has confirmed that it will shed staff, although the initial job cuts as not as severe as some media reports had forecast. The 2,400 jobs to be shed equates to almost 20 per cent of WeWork’s global workforce. WeWork also intends to sell or shut down non-core business units, which will further reduce its global headcount by about 1,000. A similar number of employees will be transferred to JLL in December, when cleaning and building maintenance work is outsourced to the real estate services group.

CORPORATES
WEWORK, JLL

Hotel giants’ tie-up opens luxury doors

Original article by Larry Schlesinger
The Australian Financial Review – Page: 35 : 18-Nov-15

JLL’s Mark Wynne Smith anticipates further consolidation in the global accommodation industry in the wake of the proposed merger of Marriott International and Starwood Hotels & Resorts. The combined group will boast 5,500 hotels and 1.1 million rooms worldwide, including 16 hotels and 5,000 rooms in Australia. The two companies plan to add an additional 2,500 hotel rooms in Australia during the next five years.

CORPORATES
MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL HOTELS INCORPORATED, STARWOOD HOTELS AND RESORTS WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED, JONES LANG LASALLE INCORPORATED, ACCOR ASIA PACIFIC, MANTRA GROUP LIMITED – ASX MTR, THE RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL COMPANY LLC, SHERATON HOTELS, W HOTELS, WESTIN HOTELS AND RESORTS, FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON, SAVILLS (AUST) HOLDINGS PTY LTD, BRIGHT RUBY RESOURCES PTE LTD, SUNSHINE INSURANCE GROUP COMPANY LIMITED, INTER-CONTINENTAL HOTELS AND RESORTS, HILTON HOTELS CORPORATION