The Hindu : AI engineers protest

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Thursday, August 02, 2001

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National \| Previous \| Next AI engineers protest By Our Special Correspondent NEW DELHI, AUG. 1. About 350 Air India engineers today observed a ``protest day'' at Mumbai by not reporting for work in ``non- operational areas'' in what they described as violation of an agreement with them by the management, which includes postings abroad and aircraft certification allowance. An airline spokesperson said the management had not violated any agreement and some of the issues were pending before the high court and the Regional Labour Commissioner. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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National \| Previous \| Next AI engineers protest By Our Special Correspondent NEW DELHI, AUG. 1. About 350 Air India engineers today observed a ``protest day'' at Mumbai by not reporting for work in ``non- operational areas'' in what they described as violation of an agreement with them by the management, which includes postings abroad and aircraft certification allowance. An airline spokesperson said the management had not violated any agreement and some of the issues were pending before the high court and the Regional Labour Commissioner. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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