The management of Air India and one of its pilots’ unions, which called for strike from March 9, are set to meet in the Chief Labour Commissioner’s office today to resolve issues regarding pay parity. The meeting comes at a time when the airline’s CMD Arvind Jadhav has taken over the function of human resources just three days ahead of the meeting.  Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA), a union of 660 pilots belonging to erstwhile Indian Airlines, has refused to withdraw the strike notice, citing lack of trust on the management. “They (Air India management) have repeatedly flouted the deadlines

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