Kolkata: An estimated 3000 employees of Indian were on a one-day hunger strike today to press for their demand for wage revision.
"There is a demonstration before the Indian regional office and airport office gate by a section of the employees.
However, they are not blocking passage of passengers and the airline operation is not affected," Indian spokesperson P Mukherjee said.
"We are not going to hurt airlines operation. We are on hunger strike for today. Some 3,000 employees have joined the agitation, except those who are into the direct operations department," an Air Corpoartion Employees Union leader said.
The demonstration is to press for the demand for wage revision that did not take place in last 10 years, the union leader claimed.
26/12/06 PTI/Finacial Express
To Read the News in full at Source, Click the Headline
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Home »
» Indian employees on one-day hunger strike
Indian employees on one-day hunger strike
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Related Posts:
Paperwork issues, security norms stand in way of Andaman’s seaplane plans New Delhi: The government’s ambitious plans to connect Andaman and Nicobar Islands via water aerodromes have run into turbulent winds as the only ope… Read More
Three new domestic flight routes under Udan scheme from Amritsar Amritsar: Member of Parliament for Amritsar S Gurjeet Singh Aujla Saturday informed that Sri Guru Ram Das Ji Airport, Amritsar got 3 new domestic fli… Read More
China reacts cautiously to Indian Navy's new air base in Andamans Beijing: The Chinese military has reacted guardedly to the Indian Navy's move to launch a new air base in the strategically located Andaman and Nicob… Read More
Vijayawada airport sees 73% international passenger load factor in first month Vijayawada: The bi-weekly international flight service which began recently from the Vijayawada International Airport registered an impressive occupa… Read More
Commercial use of drones in India set to rise The unveiling of a comprehensive Drone Policy 2.0 at the Global Aviation summit in Mumbai last week by the Ministry of Civil Aviation has paved the w… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment