Pakistan

PIA approves 15% salary hike for employees to combat inflation

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Staff Reporter

ISLAMABAD: The board of directors of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has approved a 15 hike in the salary of the employees, move which will align their pay grades with the intensifying inflation in the country.

This is a great relief for PIA employees as they have been working without pay increases since 2019even though the last increment was introduced four years ago

Since then, soaring inflation has taken a toll on employees, making it challenging for them to manage their daily expenses. The salary revision aims to retain experienced staff and prevent a talent drain from the organization, which has already witnessed a steady decline in its workforce over the years, with the total number of employees now reduced to less than 7,000.

The issue of salary revision had been pending for a long time, with repeated requests made to the Privatization Commission and the financial adviser for approval.

However, the recent decision marks a major step towards addressing employees’ financial concerns while ensuring PIA maintains an efficient and experienced workforce.

The 15% salary increase is a cadre-wise change, which means that employees will receive a raise based on their respective cadres. This move is expected to boost employee morale and motivation, which is essential for the airline’s overall performance.

With this decision, PIA is taking a positive step towards recognizing the value of its employees and investing in their well-being, which will ultimately benefit the organization as a whole.

Staff Reporter

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