Currently, the corporation has a total of 1,476 employees. Of these, 308 are on contract, 277 are on monthly wages, and 891 are permanently employed, according to the corporation.
Nepal Airlines Corporation has announced that it has terminated the services of some employees working on contract and monthly wages in response to the decrease in the number of domestic flights and the operational situation.
According to NAC spokesperson Anil Ghimire, the NAC has taken this decision in line with its policy of reducing the number of employees as needed at domestic stations that are not in operation and at locations with limited flights.
'The NAC has terminated the services of 6 employees working on contract and monthly wages from today,' said spokesperson Ghimire. According to him, this step has been taken with the aim of operating the NAC smoothly and balancing the changing situation and financial obligations.
Currently, a total of 1,476 employees are working in the NAC. Of these, 308 are on contract, 277 are on monthly wages, and 891 are working permanently, according to the NAC.
The corrective steps have been initiated with the long-term objective of reducing the financial burden of the NAC and increasing its efficiency. The NAC has stated that it will take further steps to improve performance by strengthening the organizational structure in the coming days.
