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Air India CMD to meet panels on performance pay on Friday

Air India CMD Arvind Jadhav is likely to hold a meeting on Friday with the committees reviewing the Productivity-Linked Incentives (PLI) of employees to chalk out a road map on the issue. - AI"s entry into Star Alliance: India lags in fulfilling norms - Govt rejigs accounts to spend Rs 25,725 cr - Public expenditure to go up by additional Rs 25,727 cr - Air India proposes 10% cut in expat pilots" wages - Answers to last week's quiz (#124) - AI incurs Rs 7,226 cr loss in last two fiscals "The CMD is expected to meet the committees and discuss the road map for determining the PLI issue," sources familiar with the development told PTI here. The proposals of these committees would then be sent to the AI board"s sub-committee, they said. The sub-committee comprises joint secretaries in the Civil Aviation Ministry, Prashant Shukul and E K Bharat Bhushan, besides Jadhav. Four committees had been set up in August under various Functional Directors of the airline, each focusing on a specific segment of the PLI to review the entire issue of performance payments after the unions rejected a 50 per cent "unilateral" cut proposed by the NACIL (National Aviation Company of India Limited) management. These committees,formed as part of Air India"s turnaround plan, are examining the PLI issue of pilots, engineers, officers and other technical and non-technical staff in totality.


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