New Delhi: An Air India employees’ union plans to take up the issue of revised basic pay for the cabin crew with the airline’s chief Ashwani Lohani. The Air Corporations Employees Union (ACEU) is a grouping of non-technical staff, comprising nearly 8,000 of the total 21,137 employees at the airline. The union has been demanding implementation of the Justice Dharmadhikari report on revised basic pay for the cabin crew.
In a communication to its members, ACEU General Secretary J B Kadian said the union is planning to have a meeting with Air India Chairman and Managing Director to “break the impasse” on the issue of revised basic pay for the cabin crew.
“We in the ACEU are meeting to review the situation of the adamant stand of the management and to chalk out the future course of action,” the communication, dated July 3, said.
06/07/17 PTI/Indian Express
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In a communication to its members, ACEU General Secretary J B Kadian said the union is planning to have a meeting with Air India Chairman and Managing Director to “break the impasse” on the issue of revised basic pay for the cabin crew.
“We in the ACEU are meeting to review the situation of the adamant stand of the management and to chalk out the future course of action,” the communication, dated July 3, said.
06/07/17 PTI/Indian Express
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