The All India Cabin Crew Association opposes Air India's new room-sharing policy for cabin crew. The association calls it illegal and seeks Labour Ministry intervention. They want accommodation to align with previous agreements and tribunal awards. Air India has not commented on this matter. The AICCA has approached the Chief Labour Commissioner to halt this policy. Read The Rest at :
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