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No Salary Changes at MACL: Company Denounces False Social Media Claims

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) denied social media rumours that employee salaries and benefits would change, saying no discussions or plans to alter compensation exist. The company called the claims baseless attempts to disrupt operationalization of the new terminal at Velana International Airport.

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  1. Sun 20 Jul
    MACL released an official statement denying rumours of changes to employee salaries and benefits. Sunday only The Standard In an official statement released Sunday, MACL clarified that no discussions have taken place—nor are there any plans underway—to alter employee compensation packages.

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  • These false stories are being deliberately spread to undermine the tireless efforts of our employees who are working day and night to ensure the successful opening of VIA’s new terminal,

    MACL The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • We assure our staff and the public that MACL will always safeguard the rights and well-being of our workforce

    MACL (statement) The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • Freedom of expression must be exercised with factual integrity and respect for truth

    MACL The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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