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Non-Flying Staffs of the Air India were Laid Off

  • Air India has around 18,000 workers.
  • Two rounds of VRS were presented since the takeover by the TATA Group.

Air India has laid off more than 180 non-flying staff as of late, sources said while the carrier kept up with that the impacted individuals couldn’t use the willful retirement plans and reskilling open doors.

The misfortune-making Air India was taken over by the TATA Group in January 2022 and from that point forward, endeavors have been made to smooth out the plan of action.

Air India Lays Off 180 Staffs

An Air India representative on Friday expressed that as a feature of the fitment cycle, workers in non-flying capabilities have been doled out jobs in light of hierarchical necessities and individual legitimacy.

While the carrier didn’t specify the specific number of staff who have been laid off, the sources said it was a little north of 180 inheritance representatives.

As a component of the long-term groundbreaking drive Vihaan.AI, the representative said one key perspective is to construct a coordinated and successful hierarchical design by the plan of action to help extension and desire, the representative added.

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