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All the 1,900 employees sacked by Jet Airways over the last 48 hours will get their jobs back, Jet Airways Chairman Naresh Goyal announced in a dramatic, late night press conference on Thursday night.
"I want to see smiles on your faces," he said, after driving in to the Jet corporate office from the airport. "My management took this decision on the basis of certain economic condtions...As the head of the family, my conscience does not allow me to look at just economics."
"I want to see my family happy," said Goyal, 48 hours after scenes of weeping, protesting Jet employees played out on television screens across India.
Goyal, who was accompanied by his wife, looked tired, and his voice was laden with emotion on a day when politicians from the ruling alliance expressed their nervousness over the biggest job losses ever in India's struggling aviation sector ".
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"I want to see smiles on your faces," he said, after driving in to the Jet corporate office from the airport. "My management took this decision on the basis of certain economic condtions...As the head of the family, my conscience does not allow me to look at just economics."
"I want to see my family happy," said Goyal, 48 hours after scenes of weeping, protesting Jet employees played out on television screens across India.
Goyal, who was accompanied by his wife, looked tired, and his voice was laden with emotion on a day when politicians from the ruling alliance expressed their nervousness over the biggest job losses ever in India's struggling aviation sector ".
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com
Labels: announced, aviation sector, economics, India, Jet Airways, Jet corporate office, Jet employees, jobs, Naresh Goyal, political pressure, television screens
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