New Delhi: Automaker Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has initiated a voluntary retirement scheme for the employees of its manufacturing facility in Bidadi, Karnataka.
The company, which is a joint venture between Japanese auto major Toyota and Kirloskar group, has commenced the scheme for its unionised employees and supervisory category with a minimum of five years of service at the plant.
Nava-Jeevana Yojane- a voluntary depersonalisation scheme, commenced from Septemeber 22, is scheduled to run till October 23. When contacted, TKM Vice-Chairman Shekar Viswanathan told PTI that the scheme is purely voluntary and has no relation to TKM's business situation.
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman & Andhra Pradesh CM Jointly Lay Foundation Stone For The Construction Of 15 New Bank & Insurance Company Offices
Russian President Vladimir Putin To Visit India On December 4 & 5 To Attend Annual Summit
Room Air Conditioners' Demand Runs Higher During Festive Season, Boosted By Deferred Purchases Following The Heel Of GST Rate Cuts
India Ranks 3rd In Asia Power Rankings, Lowy Index Shows Strong Economic Gains But Gaps In Defence Networks
