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AIR INDIA LIMITED General Category staff : Draft Revised Basic Pay & Allowances as on 1.1.12- Methodology adopted Draft of the Revised Basic Pay(RBP) and Allowances of General Category staff as on 1.1.12 have been reworked as under for the purpose of inviting suggestions etc before it is finalised: 1. Cost to Company for calculation of draft RBP CTC is the sum of: i) Old Basic Pay ii) VDA as on 1.1.2012 iii) Notional HRA @30% iv) All allowances applicable to the grade v) Employer’s contribution to PF vi) Considering the wide ranging PLI in the two erstwhile airlines within the same grade across cadres/place of posting, it was considered necessary to rationalise the amount of PLI for inclusion in the CTC. For this purpose weighted average PLI has been taken. Weighted average has been calculated for both WB and NB where more than one level of PLI existed in a single Grade. Weighted average is arrived at by multiplying each PLI value by the number of employees applicable and arriving at a total for a Grade. The said Total is then divided further by the total number of employees in the grade. The amount thus arrived at is considered the weighted average PLI for that grade.

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  • AIR INDIA LIMITED

    General Category staff : Draft Revised Basic Pay & Allowances as on 1.1.12- Methodology adopted

    Draft of the Revised Basic Pay(RBP) and Allowances of General Category staff as on

    1.1.12 have been reworked as under for the purpose of inviting suggestions etc before it is

    finalised:

    1. Cost to Company for calculation of draft RBP

    CTC is the sum of:

    i) Old Basic Pay

    ii) VDA as on 1.1.2012

    iii) Notional HRA @30%

    iv) All allowances applicable to the grade

    v) Employers contribution to PF

    vi) Considering the wide ranging PLI in the two erstwhile airlines within the

    same grade across cadres/place of posting, it was considered necessary

    to rationalise the amount of PLI for inclusion in the CTC. For this

    purpose weighted average PLI has been taken. Weighted average has

    been calculated for both WB and NB where more than one level of PLI

    existed in a single Grade. Weighted average is arrived at by multiplying

    each PLI value by the number of employees applicable and arriving at a

    total for a Grade. The said Total is then divided further by the total

    number of employees in the grade. The amount thus arrived at is

    considered the weighted average PLI for that grade.

  • Illustration:

    In WB Unskilled Category for S1 grade : -

    Total Avg PLI @ 2622 for 60 employees = 2622 X 60 = 157320 Total Avg PLI @ 6992 for 38 employees = 6992 X 38 = 265696 Total Avg PLI @ 3466 for 14 employees = 3466 X 14 = 48524 Total Avg PLI @ 4370 for 309 employees = 4370 X 309 = 1350330 Total Avg PLI @ 8741 for 391 employees = 8741 X 391 = 3417731 TOTAL 5239601 TOTAL NO OF EMPS IN S1 GRADE 812

    WEIGHTED AVERAGE PLI OF S1 GRADE WB = 5239601/812 = 6452.7 or 6453

    Average PLI is the Average of PLI across Apr 11 to Mar 12.

    The following values of weighted average PLI have been taken for computing

    CTC.

    The payments which are of the nature of temporary payments to the employees

    have been excluded from the calculation of CTC.

    Old Grade New Grade

    Min Aver PLI

    Old Grade

    New Grade

    Min Aver PLI

    Old Grade

    New Grade

    Min Aver PLI

    Unskilled Clerical and allied Operators

    AI-WB/NB - grade waseMin aver PLI added to CTC for RBP

    1 S-1 4515 4 S-2 5969 7 S-3 7118

    2 S-1 4515 9 S-5 9442 8 S-4 8366

    3 S-2 5726 11 S-6 10740 11 S-5 9442

    7 S-3 7118 14 S-7 13087 14 S-7 13087

    8 S-4 8366 25 E-0 13087

    AI-NB - grade waseMin aver PLI added to CTC for RBP

    1-2 Sr S1 4515 3-6 S2 5969 1-2 S2 5726

    1-2 Hd. S2 5726 3-6 Sr S5 9442 1-2 S3 7118

    1-2 Sr Hd S3 7118 7-8 S6 10740 1-2 S4 8366

    1-2 Chief S4 8366 9 S7 13087 3-6 S5 9442

    1-2 Sr Chief

    S5 9442 7-8 S6 10740

    9 S7 13087

    9-A E0 13087

  • vii) All Reimbursements which were of non taxable nature and based on

    actual use have not been included in the CTC. These elements would

    not form part of the other allowances which is restricted to 50% of the

    RBP as per DPE guidelines. However, reimbursements which were

    taxable in nature have been included for calculation of CTC and would

    form part of other allowances which were limited to 50% of RBP.

    2. Computation of Revised Basic Pay

    The formula for computation of Revised Basic Pay is as under:

    RBP = CTC

    2.5226

    Where RBP works out less than the minimum of the scale, the same was

    enhanced to the minimum of the scale and where it was more than the scale the

    difference between the maximum of the scale and the RBP amount was

    considered as Personal Pay of the officer.

    3. Personal Pay

    Initially when the revised basic pay and CTC of all employees was

    computed in terms of the recommendations of JDC, several anomalies which

    were not envisaged by the JDC were thrown up leading to a large number of

    representations. The Implementation & Anomaly Rectification Committee

    therefore reviewed the methodology of fixing the RBP as recommended by the

    JDC in order to address the anomalies. The Committee came to the conclusion

    that the large scale anomalies were as a result of varying nature of PLI which

    varied from grade to grade, month to month and between the two erstwhile

    entities. In order to mitigate this issue, it was decided that the PLI needed to be

    rationalised. With this in view, it was decided that the element of PLI to be

  • added to the total emoluments should be minimum and common across the two

    airlines in a grade so as to ensure that there was no variation in RBP within the

    airline and minimal inter se variation in the two airlines. This ensured that the

    anomalies get reduced considerably. At the same time so as not to reduce

    the total emoluments on account of taking minimum average PLI it was decided

    to include Personal Pay separately with the total emoluments worked out on the

    basis of RBP so as to ensure that there was no loss in total emoluments for the

    present.

    The Personal Pay is the difference between the Average of the actual PLI

    drawn by the employee during the period 1.4.2011 to 31.3.2012 and the lowest

    average PLI in the grade for the period 1.4.2011 to 31.3.2012. This pay is

    personal to the employee and shall not be considered for computing Revised

    Basic Pay and will be shown distinctly. Any increase in the Basic Pay and VDA

    and other allowances on the increased Basic Pay either due to promotion or

    by way of annual increment, will be met from the amount of Personal Pay

    wherever available.

    4. Personal Pay qualifying for PF

    While working out the Revised Basic Pay, it was noticed that there is a

    reduction in PF contribution of the employer over the existing PF contribution.

    The IARC considered the issues and decided to introduce an element of

    Personal Pay qualifying for Provident Fund with a view to protect the existing

    PF contribution of the employer. This pay is personal to the employee and shall

    not be considered for computing Revised Basic Pay or any other allowances.

    5. Rate of Increment

    JDC report in that the Management may resort to granting annual

    increment at the rate of 1% on the Revised Basic Pay till the company gets

    EBIDTA(Earnings before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization)

  • Positive; Grant of increment at 2% after it gets cash positive and grant of

    increment at 3% after it reaches operational profit. This is being implemented

    and annual increment rate will be dynamic and will be given each year according

    to the above recommendations. Since the company turned EBIDTA positive in

    the FY 2012-13, it has been decided to grant annual increment at 2% of the RBP

    in 2013-14 and for FY 2012-13, increment shall be granted at 1%..

    In the matter of promotion, the DPE guidelines dt.26.11.2008, lay down

    that one notional increment equal to the increment drawn by the Executive in the

    Pay Scale would be granted and pay fixed in the promoted pay scale and

    rounded of to the net multiple of Rs.10. For fixing pay on promotion, it has been

    decided to adopt rate of increment of 1% for the present. This will be reviewed in

    the light of improvement in the financial health of the Company in due course.

    On account of rationalization of PLI and to protect the total emoluments it

    has been decided to include Personal Pay separately with the total emoluments

    worked out on the basis of RBP so as to ensure that there was no loss in total

    emoluments for the present.

    6. Stepping Up Of Basic Pay

    An exercise for stepping up of Basic Pay with respect to a junior within the same

    Deptt./Cadre but in the erstwhile other company region-wise has been

    undertaken after the proforma promotions have taken place. No stepping up is

    admissible within the same airline. While undertaking stepping up of basic pay, it

    has been observed that :

    a) Employees who were on leave without pay for a long period or were absent for

    long periods, which affect the date of annual increment would not be eligible for

    stepping up pay on this account.

    b) The benefit of stepping up shall not be extended to other employees with

    reference to employees drawing higher basic due to grant of special or additional

    increment for their excellence/outstanding work or for any other special reason.

  • 7. Dearness Allowance

    DA will be payable as per orders issued by DPE from time to time. The

    rate of DA on the 2007 DPE payscale is 91.3% with effect from 1.7.2014.

    8 House Rent Allowance

    The House rent allowance shall be payable at the following rates as per

    the classification and rates prescribed:

  • 9 Provident Fund

    With the revision of the Basic Pay w.e.f.1.7.12, the cases of employees who

    have opted for percentage Voluntary contribution to the PF needs to be freezed.

    This is recommended to avoid huge recoveries from the employees. A Circular

    will be issued in due course seeking options from the employees for voluntary

    reduction of PF consequent to the implementation of the RBP. Till such time the

    existing amount will be deducted as PF contribution of the employee.

    10. Pension

    With the revision of the Basic Pay w.e.f.1.7.12, the pension of employees needs

    to be freezed. This is recommended to avoid huge recoveries from the

    employees. A Circular will be issued in due course seeking options from the

    employees for voluntary reduction of pension consequent to the implementation

    of the RBP. Till such time the existing amount will be deducted as pension

    contribution of the employee.

    BASED ON THE ABOVE, DRAFT SALARY STRUCTURE OF THE GENERAL

    CATEGORY STAFF HAS BEEN WORKED OUT IN THE FOLLOWING

    WORKSHEETS. REPRESENTATIONS/SUGGESTIONS, IF ANY, ON THE

    DRAFT REVISED BASIC PAY MAY BE SENT TO THE EXECUTIVE

    DIRECTOR(INTEGRATION), AIRLINES HOUSE, NEW DELHI WITHIN 21 DAYS

    OF DISPLAY ON THE INTRANET.

    *************

  • Annexure: -

    Grade AI WB AI NB

    Grade No of Staff Ave PLI -WB

    Weighted Average

    Grade No of Staff

    Ave PLI -NB

    Weighted Average

    Min Wh Aver PLI

    B: Unskilled

    S-1 1 60 2622 6453 1-2 Sr 573 4515 4515 4515

    1 38 6992

    S-1 2 14 3466

    2 309 4370

    2 391 8741

    S-2 3 60 4160 9687 1-2 Hd. 620 5726 5726 5726

    3 97 5681

    3 8 8741

    3 908 10489

    S-3 7 12 5026 11890 1-2 Sr Hd 362 7118 7118 7118

    7 10 7430

    7 5 10489

    7 171 12674

    S-4 8 151 5026 10577 1-2 Chief 1049 8366 8366 8366

    8 116 7430

    8 2 10489

    8 574 12674

    S-5 0 1-2 Sr Chief 24 9442 9442

    2926 2628

    C: Clerical and Allied Cat

    S-2 4 0 3319 10534 3-6 1287 5969 5969 5969

    4 12 6118

    4 1 7867

    4 26 12674

    S-5 9 3 3639 10749 3-6 Sr 246 9442 9442 9442

    9 10 5026

    9 32 7430

    S-6

    9 20 7867

    9 58 9178

    9 137 12674

    9 19 14422

    11 4 4678 14037 7-8 651 10740 10740 10740

    11 25 9615

    11 52 11800

    S-7

    11 90 16170

    11 21 17481

    14 20 5892 14672 9 1938 13087 13087 13087

    14 275 11363

    14 152 14589

    14 391 17481

  • 1348 4122

    D:Operators S-2

    0 0 0 1-2 6 5726 5726 5726

    S-3 7 0 12674 14422 1-2 36 7118 7118 7118

    S-4 8 32 12674 14449 1-2 223 8366 8366 8366

    8 33 16170

    S-5 11 0 12674 17481 3-6 91 9442 9442 9442

    11 104 17481

    S-6 0 0 7-8 150 10740 10740 10740

    S-7 14 25 14422 16991 9 68 13087 13087 13087

    14 131 17481

    E-0

    25 0 14422 17481 9-A 20 13087 13087 13087

    25 155 17481

    566 594

    4840 7344

    12184