The Hindu Business Line : NACIL Technicians Assn oppose move to reduce PLI

MUMBAI: A day after the National Aviation Company of India Limited (NACIL) management announced a 50 per cent cut in productivity-linked incentive (PLI), a section of its technical staff on Friday said the move was not acceptable to them.

“We have told the management that we will not accept any cut unless revised PLI of certain categories is brought back to the pre-2007 level,” Indian Airlines' Technicians Association President Mr M S Kulkarni said.

The PLI of some categories of both employees and officers have already been revised over a period of time, Mr Kulkarni said without giving specifics. “The money paid to the beneficiaries of the revised PLI should be recovered before reducing it across th e board,” he said.

The NACIL Board had yesterday announced a 50 per cent cut in PLI/flying allowance payable to its employees. NACIL is the holding company formed after the merger of Air India and Indian airlines into a single entity. - PTI

Prev: IOC losing over Rs 4 a litre on petrol sales
Next: ‘US medical trade mission to come to India in March’

Business Line | NUS Index |

Related Topics
Accidents
Air Cargo
Airlines
Infr astructure
Interview
Mergers & Acquisitions
Modernisation
Railways
Roadways
Shipping
S oftware
Supply Chain Management
Trade & Labour Unions

Copyright copy; 2009, The Hindu Business Line. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu Business Line