Air India and the management of their associations of employees today as the majority failed to reach an agreement on wage cuts opposed any amendment. Air Corporation Employees Union (ACEU) Vivek Rao, regional secretary, "the early hours today meeting with management, but have end
ed without an agreement on this issue," said here. Air India management with its unions yesterday called a meeting of a decline in the productivity of their employees to discuss their proposals - incentives Link (PLIs) / 50 per cent as part of its transformation plan flight allowance. Rao, "and any other ways to change employees' salary reduction in the company means" said. "We are opposed to any cuts. We are again, drain the company of such an impact on wages as financial, but other issues are ready to sit on the table," he said. Air India Rs 1,400 to its employees that it gives around 700 million rupees wants to bring down as PLI million in order to cut their mounting losses. Manpower second-largest component of cost is the cost of operating aircraft aviation turbine fuel bills constituted. RAO "We offer our Prime Minister has presented a plan to change. Keeping our attention, a cut in wages is not a solution and we will continue to stick to its stand said.
ed without an agreement on this issue," said here. Air India management with its unions yesterday called a meeting of a decline in the productivity of their employees to discuss their proposals - incentives Link (PLIs) / 50 per cent as part of its transformation plan flight allowance. Rao, "and any other ways to change employees' salary reduction in the company means" said. "We are opposed to any cuts. We are again, drain the company of such an impact on wages as financial, but other issues are ready to sit on the table," he said. Air India Rs 1,400 to its employees that it gives around 700 million rupees wants to bring down as PLI million in order to cut their mounting losses. Manpower second-largest component of cost is the cost of operating aircraft aviation turbine fuel bills constituted. RAO "We offer our Prime Minister has presented a plan to change. Keeping our attention, a cut in wages is not a solution and we will continue to stick to its stand said.For Further Details Visit at:NACIL, unions fail to resolve PLI wage-cut issue
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