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Tata Motors Resolves Long-Term Wage Settlement Issue At Sanand Plant
Tata Motors and the Tata Motors Sanand Union have come to an agreement over the long-term wage settlement (LTS), the company has said in a statement. Both parties involved have signed an agreement for a period of five years, with effect from October 2015 to September 2020.
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India Advocates Greater Mobility of Skilled Labour at G20 Meet
India today favoured greater mobility of skilled labour besides increased movement of goods and capital arguing that it would help the developed nations which are faced with the problem of ageing population.
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No Indian in Iraq With Labour Issues: Ministry of External Affairs
There is no Indian left in Iraq's Basra city with labour issues after the arrival of 168 Indians back home in the past one week from there, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Apple admits supplier abuse of workers
Apple admitted on Friday that some of its suppliers continued to overwork and underpay employees, as it threw open its factory doors to monitors after a spate of suicides at a Chinese plant.
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Tata Motors Resolves Long-Term Wage Settlement Issue At Sanand Plant
Tata Motors and the Tata Motors Sanand Union have come to an agreement over the long-term wage settlement (LTS), the company has said in a statement. Both parties involved have signed an agreement for a period of five years, with effect from October 2015 to September 2020.
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India Advocates Greater Mobility of Skilled Labour at G20 Meet
India today favoured greater mobility of skilled labour besides increased movement of goods and capital arguing that it would help the developed nations which are faced with the problem of ageing population.
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No Indian in Iraq With Labour Issues: Ministry of External Affairs
There is no Indian left in Iraq's Basra city with labour issues after the arrival of 168 Indians back home in the past one week from there, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Apple admits supplier abuse of workers
Apple admitted on Friday that some of its suppliers continued to overwork and underpay employees, as it threw open its factory doors to monitors after a spate of suicides at a Chinese plant.
