ATS pays out over $6 million in compensation to workers affected by COVID-19

ATS pays out over $6 million in compensation to workers affected by COVID-19

Good news for former and current workers of the Air Terminal Services that were affected by COVID-19 as ATS announced today that they will pay out $6.08 million in compensation.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad while announcing the payment says this compensation is more than a payout — it is a gesture of reconciliation, of acknowledgment, and of respect.

He says under this Coalition Government’s leadership they are now able to do what is right with a payment of 1.5 years’ gross base pay to reinstated employees.

Prof. Prasad says this includes ex gratia payment of $5,000 gross to each of the four medically unfit employees.

He says as well as ex gratia payment of $5,000 gross to each of the 61 retirees and voluntary early retirees.

The Deputy Prime Minister says pro-rata ex gratia payments to contracted employees as follows: $8,000 gross each for those terminated and rejoined before 31 December 2021.

He says this also means $6,000 each for those terminated and rejoined from 1st January 2022 to 31st December 2022.

The money will be paid out next Monday.

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