BusyBug
3rd Sep 2005, 12:04
En nordisk arbeidsgiver har med tittelen "That's how to do it..." publisert en indisk (!) artikkel for sine ansatte :
"Pilots will now be required to give a notice period of at least six months to their employer indicating their intention to leave the job and shall not refuse to undertake the flight duties assigned to them during this period, the office of the Director General of Civil Aviation, said on Thursday.
The DGCA further went on tosay that failure to comply with the Civil Aviation Requirement (CAR) directive may lead to action against the pilots, adding that this CAR is applicable to any pilot working for any air transport undertaking."
"Pilots will now be required to give a notice period of at least six months to their employer indicating their intention to leave the job and shall not refuse to undertake the flight duties assigned to them during this period, the office of the Director General of Civil Aviation, said on Thursday.
The DGCA further went on tosay that failure to comply with the Civil Aviation Requirement (CAR) directive may lead to action against the pilots, adding that this CAR is applicable to any pilot working for any air transport undertaking."