The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Air India management and the
Indian Pilots’ Guild to hold conciliatory proceedings before the Deputy Labour
Commissioner on a day-to-day basis, till the disputes between them regarding
career progression of the pilots and reinstatement of fired pilots are
resolved.
Justice Reva Khetrapal passed the direction when counsel for the Pilots’
Guild informed the court that the Air India management wasn’t in a mood to
resolve the issues expeditiously, as it had sought 10 days to hold talks, and
till date only one meeting had taken place before the conciliation officer.
Thereafter, Justice Reva Khetrapal had directed the Pilots’ Guild, as well
as the Air India management, to appear before the conciliation officer for
talks every day.
She also asked the officer to file a final report on the conciliation
proceedings on July 13, the next date of hearing.
Earlier, the conciliation officer submitted a report on the conciliation
proceedings.
The Guild had, on July 3, withdrawn its 58-day-old strike, on an assurance
by the Air India management that it would consider their demands sympathetically.
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