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21-02-2006, 14:33
Dette minner meg veldig om SAS konflikten:
Air Sahara pilots, among the highest paid in India, called in sick from Sunday to Tuesday last week, worried they would be forced to take a pay cut or assume a lower rank once the airline merged with Jet Airways.
Amid talk that the pilots were seeking jobs elsewhere, Air Sahara met them and agreed to waive the mandatory six-month notice period and offer a pay-out to those pilots leaving the company. Operations returned to normal last Wednesday.
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http://news.ft.com/cms/s/98ce2336-a27f-11da-9096-0000779e2340.html
Air Sahara pilots, among the highest paid in India, called in sick from Sunday to Tuesday last week, worried they would be forced to take a pay cut or assume a lower rank once the airline merged with Jet Airways.
Amid talk that the pilots were seeking jobs elsewhere, Air Sahara met them and agreed to waive the mandatory six-month notice period and offer a pay-out to those pilots leaving the company. Operations returned to normal last Wednesday.
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http://news.ft.com/cms/s/98ce2336-a27f-11da-9096-0000779e2340.html