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50% Of Delhi Government Employees To Work From Home Amid Severe Pollution
The Delhi government announced today that 50 per cent of its staff will work from home today as the national capital continues to grapple with severe air pollution.
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Air India Express Members Join Duty After Mass Sick Leave: Cabin Crew Union
Air India Express is slowly restoring its flights and stabilising the network, an official said on Sunday while the cabin crew union emphasised that all members who had reported sick have joined duty.
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Air India Express Cancels 85 Flights Amid Layoffs Due To Mass Sick Leave
Air India Express on Thursday cancelled at least 85 flights as a section of cabin crew was fired, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones.
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Air India Express Fires 30 Over Mass Sick Leave, Gives Ultimatum To Others
Air India Express has sacked at least 30 cabin crew, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones, leading to large-scale flight disruptions
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Air India Express To Curtail Flights Over Next Few Days Amid Crew Crisis
With no resolution in sight for the "mass leave" crisis being faced by the airline, Air India Express CEO Aloke Singh has written to employees and said that the number of flights being operated will be reduced over the next few days.
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Labour Commissioner Slams Tatas, Accuses Air India Express Of Mismanagement
The Regional Labour Commissioner had written to Air India express and, in no uncertain terms, told them that the employees' grievances were genuine and that the HR department had made an attempt to mislead the conciliation officer.
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"Growing Unrest, Dissatisfaction": Air India Express Employees To Airline
Amid a mass sick leave by cabin crew from Air India Express, the AIXEU, or Air India Express Employees Union, has written to the Chairman of Air India to express concerns like "growing unrest and dissatisfaction among employees".
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Air India Express Doesn't Recognise Workers Union Amid Protests: Sources
Air India Express sources today said that the airline does not recognise any workers' union amidst protests from employees who are opposing a new merit-based assessment system.
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"Please Bear With Us...": Air India CEO's Memo To Staff Amid Vistara Crisis
In his weekly message to the employees on Friday, Air India chief Campbell Wilson said the airline is busy compiling numbers that will determine the annual appraisal of his colleagues, to be retrospectively effective from April 1.
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Flier At Delhi Airport Skips Flight, Then Officials Find This
Four Air India employees and a passenger suspected to be involved in human trafficking were detained at the Delhi airport on Wednesday.
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Can't Interfere In Employment Contract, Aviation Regulator Tells Akasa Air
The aviation regulator - Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) authorities have ruled out intervening in a dispute between Akasa Air and its pilots after the budget carrier accused the regulator of inaction, a legal filing shows.
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Akasa Air Flights Cancelled Because Pilots Quit Abruptly, Says CEO: Report
Budget carrier Akasa Air is flying less and will give up market share in the short term to ensure it runs a reliable operation after some pilots quit the airline, CEO Vinay Dube told employees in an email late on Tuesday.
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We Are Going To Quadruple Our Employees In India: France Defence Group
Safran which offers a wide range of defence systems and equipment, deployed by armies, navies and air forces from around the world to protect nations highlighted India's growth and said that it will be quadrupling its employees in the country.
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Air India CEO Apprises Employees On How Sector Reacted To External Events
Air India Chief Executive Officer Campbell Wilson on Friday apprised the airline's employees about how the aviation industry reacted promptly to assist in response to external events.
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10 BBC Employees Have Spent 2 Nights In Office, Tax 'Survey' Enters Day 3
The survey at the BBC's offices in Delhi and Mumbai began after the British public broadcaster aired a documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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50% Of Delhi Government Employees To Work From Home Amid Severe Pollution
The Delhi government announced today that 50 per cent of its staff will work from home today as the national capital continues to grapple with severe air pollution.
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Air India Express Members Join Duty After Mass Sick Leave: Cabin Crew Union
Air India Express is slowly restoring its flights and stabilising the network, an official said on Sunday while the cabin crew union emphasised that all members who had reported sick have joined duty.
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Air India Express Cancels 85 Flights Amid Layoffs Due To Mass Sick Leave
Air India Express on Thursday cancelled at least 85 flights as a section of cabin crew was fired, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones.
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Air India Express Fires 30 Over Mass Sick Leave, Gives Ultimatum To Others
Air India Express has sacked at least 30 cabin crew, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones, leading to large-scale flight disruptions
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Air India Express To Curtail Flights Over Next Few Days Amid Crew Crisis
With no resolution in sight for the "mass leave" crisis being faced by the airline, Air India Express CEO Aloke Singh has written to employees and said that the number of flights being operated will be reduced over the next few days.
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Labour Commissioner Slams Tatas, Accuses Air India Express Of Mismanagement
The Regional Labour Commissioner had written to Air India express and, in no uncertain terms, told them that the employees' grievances were genuine and that the HR department had made an attempt to mislead the conciliation officer.
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"Growing Unrest, Dissatisfaction": Air India Express Employees To Airline
Amid a mass sick leave by cabin crew from Air India Express, the AIXEU, or Air India Express Employees Union, has written to the Chairman of Air India to express concerns like "growing unrest and dissatisfaction among employees".
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Air India Express Doesn't Recognise Workers Union Amid Protests: Sources
Air India Express sources today said that the airline does not recognise any workers' union amidst protests from employees who are opposing a new merit-based assessment system.
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"Please Bear With Us...": Air India CEO's Memo To Staff Amid Vistara Crisis
In his weekly message to the employees on Friday, Air India chief Campbell Wilson said the airline is busy compiling numbers that will determine the annual appraisal of his colleagues, to be retrospectively effective from April 1.
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Flier At Delhi Airport Skips Flight, Then Officials Find This
Four Air India employees and a passenger suspected to be involved in human trafficking were detained at the Delhi airport on Wednesday.
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Can't Interfere In Employment Contract, Aviation Regulator Tells Akasa Air
The aviation regulator - Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) authorities have ruled out intervening in a dispute between Akasa Air and its pilots after the budget carrier accused the regulator of inaction, a legal filing shows.
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Akasa Air Flights Cancelled Because Pilots Quit Abruptly, Says CEO: Report
Budget carrier Akasa Air is flying less and will give up market share in the short term to ensure it runs a reliable operation after some pilots quit the airline, CEO Vinay Dube told employees in an email late on Tuesday.
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We Are Going To Quadruple Our Employees In India: France Defence Group
Safran which offers a wide range of defence systems and equipment, deployed by armies, navies and air forces from around the world to protect nations highlighted India's growth and said that it will be quadrupling its employees in the country.
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Air India CEO Apprises Employees On How Sector Reacted To External Events
Air India Chief Executive Officer Campbell Wilson on Friday apprised the airline's employees about how the aviation industry reacted promptly to assist in response to external events.
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10 BBC Employees Have Spent 2 Nights In Office, Tax 'Survey' Enters Day 3
The survey at the BBC's offices in Delhi and Mumbai began after the British public broadcaster aired a documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the 2002 Gujarat riots.
