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Air India asks employees who submitted EOI to stay away from policy matters
After its unsuccessful attempt to sell Air India in 2018, the government in January this year restarted the divestment process
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A group of Air India employees who have submitted an expression of interest (EOI) for the carrier should only do day-to-day work and not handle policy or strategic issues that may have a bearing on the airline s disinvestment plans, according to an official order seen by PTI.
The group of 219 Air India employees, led by its Commercial Director Meenakshi Malik, had partnered with a private financial institution and submitted an EOI for the carrier on Monday.
A group of Air India employees who have submitted an expression of interest (EOI) for the carrier should only do day-to-day work and not handle policy or strategic issues that may have a bearing on the airline s disinvestment plans, according to an official order. The group of 219 Air India employees, led by its Commercial Director Meenakshi Malik, had partnered with a private financial institution and submitted an EOI for the carrier on Monday. The last date to submit EOI was Monday. The government will announce the names of the qualified bidders by December 28. In an internal order issued on Wednesday, Air India stated that the aforementioned employees need to submit a formal intimation of participation in the consortium of management-employees. through their respective departmental heads to the office of General Manager (Personnel), Headquarters, New Delhi by December 21.
Employees who submitted EOI should only daily work and not handle policy issues: Air India
The group of 219 Air India employees, led by its Commercial Director Meenakshi Malik, had partnered with a private financial institution and submitted an EOI for the carrier on Monday.
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NEW DELHI: A group of Air India employees who have submitted an expression of interest (EOI) for the carrier should only do day-to-day work and not handle policy or strategic issues that may have a bearing on the airline s disinvestment plans, according to an official order.
The group of 219 Air India employees, led by its Commercial Director Meenakshi Malik, had partnered with a private financial institution and submitted an EOI for the carrier on Monday.
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The Tata group and a consortium consisting of Air India employees and a financial investor have shown interest in buying the national carrier that last reported a profit in 2007, two people familiar with the developments said.
The expressions of interest (EoIs) will give the Tata group, and the consortium consisting of New York-based Interups Inc. and a group of