Air India restoring employees salaries; effective from April

Gross emoluments given to Indian employees who are based at foreign locations were cut by 10 per cent at a maximum of USD 300 during the pandemic.

Air India restoring employees salaries; effective from April
During the Pandemic the allowances given to Air India officers and other staff members were cut by 50% and 30%, respectively./Reuters Image

New Delhi: National Carrier of India, Air India announced partially restoring the salaries of employees which were cuts due to COVID 19 pandemic as the aviation sector faced a decline in profit. According to Air India, the partial restoration of salaries will be implemented from April 1, 2022, onwards.

The shared document mentioned, "As the hope of a post-pandemic world seems within reach and the Aviation Sector takes off once again with some visible changes in our performance, we are happy to inform you that your salary cuts have been reviewed and the restoration of salaries will happen in a phased manner The following changes will be implemented w.e.f. April 2022."

According to PTI, Gross emoluments given to Indian employees who are based at foreign locations were cut by 10 per cent at a maximum of USD 300 during the pandemic.

During the Pandemic the allowances given to Air India officers and other staff members were cut by 50% and 30%, respectively. Which are now restored by 25% from April 1. 

Moreover the airlines also said, to review the pay cuts in the coming month depending upon on the business recovery.

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