携程回应“大量员工收到离职短信”

Core Viewpoint - Ctrip Group experienced a significant communication error where many employees received false "resignation notice" messages, which were later clarified to be a result of a technical design issue rather than an actual layoff [1][2] Group 1 - On January 12, a large number of Ctrip employees received "resignation notice" text messages, which were mistakenly sent in the company's name [1] - Ctrip's response indicated that the error was due to a secondary department's mistake, primarily caused by a technical design flaw that made it easy for employees to trigger the messages inadvertently [1] - The affected employees were primarily from the secondary department, and the company has communicated with them to clarify the situation [1] Group 2 - The employee who triggered the erroneous message is a full-time Ctrip employee, not an intern, and has been provided with a paid day off and stress relief gifts by the team [2] - Current employees reported that the office software is in a transitional phase, which may have contributed to the erroneous messages being sent as the department prepares for migration [2]