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IndiGo Announces "Deeper" Pay Cuts Of Upto 35% For Senior Staff To Reduce Cash Outflow
IndiGo on Monday said it is implementing "deeper" pay cuts of up to 35 per cent for its senior employees in order to reduce the cash outflow amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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IndiGo Airlines Announces Salary Cut For Senior Employees Starting May
IndiGo will be cutting the salaries of senior employees starting May and also implement a "limited, graded leave without pay program" for the months of May, June and July, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta said today.
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"Full Salary For Most Employees In April": IndiGo Reverses Pay Cut Plan
India's largest carrier IndiGo has decided to pay full salary for the month of April to the majority of its employees.
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IndiGo Rolls Back Pay Cut In April Salary In Deference To Government's Wishes
IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta told employees today that the airline has decided to roll back the pay cuts, which were announced earlier for senior staff members, for the month of April in deference to the "government''s wishes".
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IndiGo Announces "Deeper" Pay Cuts Of Upto 35% For Senior Staff To Reduce Cash Outflow
IndiGo on Monday said it is implementing "deeper" pay cuts of up to 35 per cent for its senior employees in order to reduce the cash outflow amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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IndiGo Airlines Announces Salary Cut For Senior Employees Starting May
IndiGo will be cutting the salaries of senior employees starting May and also implement a "limited, graded leave without pay program" for the months of May, June and July, its CEO Ronojoy Dutta said today.
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"Full Salary For Most Employees In April": IndiGo Reverses Pay Cut Plan
India's largest carrier IndiGo has decided to pay full salary for the month of April to the majority of its employees.
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IndiGo Rolls Back Pay Cut In April Salary In Deference To Government's Wishes
IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta told employees today that the airline has decided to roll back the pay cuts, which were announced earlier for senior staff members, for the month of April in deference to the "government''s wishes".
