Bsnl Employees

Over 77,000 employees have opted for BSNL voluntary retirement scheme: Official

Over 77,000 employees of state-owned BSNL have opted for the recently launched VRS so far, according to an official

Nearly 75,000 BSNL employees have opted for voluntary retirement scheme so far: Chairman PK Purwar

As many as 75,000 employees of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) have already opted for the VRS scheme which rolled out recently, Chairman and Managing Director of the state-owned telecom corporation PK Purwar said on Thursday

With 57,000 BSNL employees opting for VRS, DoT instructs corporation to ensure business continuity measures

If the VRS reaches full target, the staff strength will come down by half. The effective date of voluntary retirement under the present scheme is 31 January, 2020.

BSNL rolls out VRS, expects up to 80,000 employees to avail scheme; company will save Rs 7,000 cr in wage bill

Within days of government approving a relief package for the ailing corporation, state-owned BSNL has rolled out a voluntary retirement scheme for its employees, and said it expects 70,000-80,000 personnel to opt for it leading to savings of about Rs 7,000 crore in the wage bill

PSU telco Rs 69,000 cr bailout package: BSNL, MTNL merger will throw more public money down the drain

Globally, any merger works only because employees get fired and the merged company is able to bring down their cost of operations

MTNL, BSNL employees threaten to go on nationwide strike; dues not paid for two months

Employees have been protesting outside the office of MTNL as their salaries haven't been paid for two months—August and September

Confident of timely payment of salary for May, says BSNL Chief Anupam Shrivastava

State-owned BSNL is confident of making timely payment of staff salaries for the month of May, Chairman and Managing Director Anupam Shrivastava said on Monday

BSNL clears February salaries of 1.76 lakh employees; launches of various schemes to increase revenue

The BSNL CMD Thursday had said that the telco was using internal accruals of Rs 850 crore to clear the February salary.

Centre should sell BSNL after dismantling it rather than extending bailout package to keep telco ringing

The interesting thing is that once upon a time, BSNL used to make a lot of money.

Govt releases Rs 171-cr pending dues to MTNL for salaries; BSNL to clear Rs 850-cr wage outstanding by 20 March

BSNL chairman and MD Anupam Shrivastava said the company expects internal accruals of around Rs 850 crore in this month and the entire amount will be used for disbursal of salaries.