The debt-ridden private air-carrier Kingfisher Airlines is likely to cut about 2,000 jobs by July to bear the expenses for the maintenance of the aircrafts and the salaries of top level employees.
The private sector air-carrier owned by Vijay Mallya is also likely to increase the working hours for its employees. The company may not consider for any major hiring activities at least till August 2012.
Sources said that the employees including at mid-manager level in its corporate offices, cabin crew and attendants levels might lose their jobs. However, higher incentives and allowances would be paid to the staff working for longer hours.
Recently, it was reported that some of its air hostesses have joined Air India leaving Kingfisher after the airline faced financial crisis.
Meanwhile, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued summon to the Kingfisher Airlines along with national carrier Air India asking them about the measures taken by the carriers for air safety.
The private sector air-carrier owned by Vijay Mallya is also likely to increase the working hours for its employees. The company may not consider for any major hiring activities at least till August 2012.
Sources said that the employees including at mid-manager level in its corporate offices, cabin crew and attendants levels might lose their jobs. However, higher incentives and allowances would be paid to the staff working for longer hours.
Recently, it was reported that some of its air hostesses have joined Air India leaving Kingfisher after the airline faced financial crisis.
Meanwhile, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued summon to the Kingfisher Airlines along with national carrier Air India asking them about the measures taken by the carriers for air safety.
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