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Air India pilots may go on strike again

Mumbai : India | about 1 month ago

Indian Airlines, on Wednesday said that it will not accept any pay cut proposed by the management. November 1 as the deadline for the payment of two months' dues, failing which the pilots have threatened to 'take action'. R S Otal said in the letter: "Our patience has run out and we are ready to go for any...

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News Source: Time of India | about 1 month ago

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News Source: India Abroad | about 1 month ago

Indian Airlines, on Wednesday said that it will not accept any pay cut proposed by the management. November 1 as the deadline for the payment of two months' dues, failing which the pilots have threatened to 'take action'. R S Otal said in the letter:...
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