Kingfisher employees reject salary offer yet again
24 Oct 2012 11:37 PM GMT
There was no sign of an end to the 24-day-old impasse in Kingfisher Airlines with the striking employees on Tuesday rejecting a fresh offer of staggered payment of three months’ salary dues and insisting on lumpsum amount.
‘The management has been shooting such letters regularly, but they have failed to honour their commitments. We reject this offer and demand a lumpsum payment of a minimum of three months’ salary, if not of four months,’ a protesting senior engineer said in New Delhi.
After two rounds of talks in Mumbai on Monday, Kingfisher CEO Sanjay Aggarwal sent a letter to the staff saying the March 2012 salary will be paid on or before 25 October.
‘We have urged them to accept our offer and should they agree, they will receive the April 2012 salary on or before 31 October and the May 2012 salary before Diwali.
‘The management has been shooting such letters regularly, but they have failed to honour their commitments. We reject this offer and demand a lumpsum payment of a minimum of three months’ salary, if not of four months,’ a protesting senior engineer said in New Delhi.
After two rounds of talks in Mumbai on Monday, Kingfisher CEO Sanjay Aggarwal sent a letter to the staff saying the March 2012 salary will be paid on or before 25 October.
‘We have urged them to accept our offer and should they agree, they will receive the April 2012 salary on or before 31 October and the May 2012 salary before Diwali.
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