Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Air India asked to pay 252,000 pounds to its former staff

Air India has been ordered by a UK court to pay a whopping 252,000 pounds towards outstanding employment claim with accrued interest to one of its former London-based catering managers.
The English Court of Appeal delivered its reserved judgment in an appeal concerning overtime and other employment claims of a former London-based catering manager of Air India, Minoo Driver, who worked in its Inflight Services Department at Heathrow airport.
Minoo Driver, a Parsee from Mumbai was in Air India's employment since 1972 and his long standing relationship with the aviation company was soured when his contractual entitlements were denied to him and Driver had to approach the law courts to redress his damage.
The London law firm Zaiwalla & Co Solicitors, who handled Driver's successful appeal before the Court of Appeal, said, "Air India has thrown away over 350,000 pounds over fighting a small petty claim for overtime of an ex-employee."
Besides that they have wasted enormous management time and costs on what has turned out to be a wasteful expenditure.
"The Court of Appeal criticism of Air India's vigilance department reflects very bad on Indian Public Sector undertaking."
20/07/11 PTI/Moneycontrol.com
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