OIL signs an MoU with Balmer Lawrie for travel booking services for its employees 
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OIL signs an MoU with Balmer Lawrie for travel booking services for its employees

Oil India Limited on Friday said that it has entered an MoU with Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd. for providing corporate travel benefits to its employees

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: In a strategic move to enhance employee benefits, Oil India Limited (OIL) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd. on Friday. According to an official statement, OIL has entered into an MoU with Balmer Lawrie to provide its employees with privileged access to corporate travel benefits.

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Under this MoU, Balmer Lawrie will provide plethora of travel related services to OIL such as: corporate Air ticketing (domestic and international), hotel bookings, arranging meetings & conferences, transportation services, VISA, travel insurance etc.

The MoU has been signed in the presence of OIL's Executive Director (HR) Ankur Baruah, GM (Admin) AP Das and other senior officers of OIL and Balmer Lawrie were also present. The MoU has been signed by OIL’s Chief General Manager (A&C) Arindam Bhattacharyya and Balmer Lawrie’s COO (Travel) Ashok K Gupta at OIL corporate office in Noida.

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