New Delhi, July 3:
Air India pilots today told the Delhi High Court that they would
end their strike and rejoin work in 48 hours.
This followed the management’s ‘assurance’ — after the court’s
directive — that the pilots’ grievances would be considered favourably. It will
also include reinstatement of the 101 pilots (including the 10 office bearers
of the Indian Pilots Guild) terminated during the 58-day strike. In all, 434
pilots participated in the stir.
Meanwhile, the pilots who were sacked during the strike would
submit reports showing their willingness to rejoin work, the court was told.
The court had earlier asked the management to sympathetically consider the
pilots’ grievances and to settle the dispute. Disposing of the pilots’
petition, the court asked both sides to appear on July 5 before the
conciliator, the Chief Labour Commissioner.
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