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| Air India employees call off proposed strike |
| Press Trust of India / New Delhi/Mumbai Jun 29, 2009, 21:34 IST |
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Air India employees today called off their proposed strike tomorrow after the management decided to pay the June salary of employees in Grade I to Grade IX by July 3.
"There will be no strike tomorrow. The management showed their seriousness over the issue and has decided to pay salaries to about 70 per cent of our workers," V J Deka, Regional General Secretary Aviation Industry Employees Guild, told PTI here.
Employees under Grade I to Grade IX, who include check-in staff, baggage handlers etc, comprise 70 per cent of unionised workforce.
Air India employees in the grades of 1-IX, Indian Airlines staffers in the grades of I, II. III and VI and senior aircraft technicians in Indian Airlines would get their salaries by July 3, Indian Airlines Technicians Association President M S Kulkarni told PTI in Mumbai.
The decision by the unions to call off their 'no pay, no work' agitation came after management team, led by Air India CMD Arvind Jadhav, held a day-long meeting with union representatives in Mumbai today. The meeting followed several rounds of negotiations last week.
The three unions -- AIEG, Air Corporation Employees Union and Indian Aircraft Technician's Association -- were protesting the management's decision to defer payment of salaries by 15 days.
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