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Disinvestment-bound Air India s pilot unions have rejected the paltry five per cent rollback in their salary cuts and warned of industrial action if there is no substantial reversal in their paycuts. In a joint letter to Air India Chairman and Managing Director Rajiv Bansal on Thursday, the Indian Pilots Guild (IPG) and the Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA) said, (The) pittance in the form of a five per cent decrease in the current wage cut is an outright insult, its sting magnified in light of our unwavering support and trust in this company. They said this generosity amounts to a reduction of about 3 per cent in the current gross pay cut for pilots.
Air India Pilots Write Letter, Warn Of Industrial Action Over Wage Cut
In April, Air India had reduced its pilots salary by up to 70 per cent to partially offset the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on its finances.
PTI 24 December 2020
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Disinvestment-bound Air India s pilot unions have rejected the paltry five per cent rollback in their salary cuts and warned of industrial action if there is no substantial reversal in their paycuts.
In a joint letter to Air India Chairman and Managing Director Rajiv Bansal on Thursday, the Indian Pilots Guild (IPG) and the Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA) said, (The) pittance in the form of a five per cent decrease in the current wage cut is an outright insult, its sting magnified in light of our unwavering s
Air India sale: In their bid, the employee consortium seeks to prove dissenters, and history, wrong
Air India s pilots and crew members seem to have stayed away from the consortium. Also, few employee-led buyout have succeeded in aviation. December 18, 2020 / 08:50 PM IST
The employee consortium bidding for Air India has raised curiosity, with many a question that have remained unanswered. It is also up against history, with few similar buyouts of airlines by their employees turning out to be fruitful.
The consortium, led by Meenakshi Malik - Air India s Commercial Director - has manged to get the support of 219 employees. It s not many, considering that Air India has over 10,000 employees, says a senior official from the industry.