The Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation on Thursday released the Dharmadhikari committee report, outlining measures to integrate Air India’s (AI) fractured workforce following its merger with state-run Indian Airlines nearly five years ago.
Air India 787. Courtesy, Boeing The Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation on Thursday released the Dharmadhikari committee report, outlining measures to integrate Air India’s (AI) fractured workforce following its merger with state-run Indian Airlines nearly five years ago. The unresolved integration issues between employees of the two airlines have led to union unrest (ATW Daily News, June 8). The report maps out new hierarchies for pilots, engineers, cabin crew and other key ...
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