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"No Salaries For Those Absent": Karnataka Chief Minister On Bus Employees' Strike
In a stern message to the striking employees of road transport corporations, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa today said the state government was not ready to accept any of their conditions and warned of strict action against them.
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Union Leader Detained As Karnataka Bus Employees' Strike Enters Fourth Day: Report
Kodihalli Chandrashekar, who is leading the ongoing Karnataka state owned transport employees' strike, has been detained, sources said.
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"Appeal With Folded Hands, Run Buses": BS Yediyurappa To Striking Staff
The state-wide strike in Karnataka by the government bus transport organisations continued for the third day. Workers want their wages to be increased in line with the state's sixth pay commission, something the state government says is impossible.
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Bus Employees' Strike In Karnataka Enters Third Day, Services Hit
Bus services were hit in Karnataka for the third consecutive day today, as the stalemate between the employees of the road transport corporations, who are on an indefinite strike on wage related issues, and the state government continued.
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Karnataka Government's Inefficiency, False Promises Led To Bus Strike: Siddaramaiah
Congress leader and former Chief Minister of Karnataka Siddaramaiah on Thursday alleged that it was the Karnataka government's "inefficiency and its false promises" that resulted in the indefinite strike of KSRTC employees.
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Karnataka Bus Strike Enters Fourth Day, BS Yediyurappa Appeals To Staff
The bus strike by Karnataka road transport corporation employees enters its fourth day today, a day after the state government agreed to workers' demands after a meeting with union leaders and believed the strike would be called off
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Buses Back On Track In Karnataka As Government Says Yes To Pay Hike
Karnataka government has announced a 12.5% pay hike for transport employees after an indefinite strike which had hit the normal life in the state. The employees have called off the three-day strike on Wednesday.
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No Money for 35% Hike, Says Karnataka State Transport Chief On Bus Strike
Schools were closed in Karnataka for two days from Monday as the state-run transport corporations, KSRTC and BMTC, went on an indefinite strike from Sunday night. The workers are demanding a pay hike that's much higher than what the government is ready to pay.
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"No Salaries For Those Absent": Karnataka Chief Minister On Bus Employees' Strike
In a stern message to the striking employees of road transport corporations, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa today said the state government was not ready to accept any of their conditions and warned of strict action against them.
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Union Leader Detained As Karnataka Bus Employees' Strike Enters Fourth Day: Report
Kodihalli Chandrashekar, who is leading the ongoing Karnataka state owned transport employees' strike, has been detained, sources said.
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"Appeal With Folded Hands, Run Buses": BS Yediyurappa To Striking Staff
The state-wide strike in Karnataka by the government bus transport organisations continued for the third day. Workers want their wages to be increased in line with the state's sixth pay commission, something the state government says is impossible.
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Bus Employees' Strike In Karnataka Enters Third Day, Services Hit
Bus services were hit in Karnataka for the third consecutive day today, as the stalemate between the employees of the road transport corporations, who are on an indefinite strike on wage related issues, and the state government continued.
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Karnataka Government's Inefficiency, False Promises Led To Bus Strike: Siddaramaiah
Congress leader and former Chief Minister of Karnataka Siddaramaiah on Thursday alleged that it was the Karnataka government's "inefficiency and its false promises" that resulted in the indefinite strike of KSRTC employees.
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Karnataka Bus Strike Enters Fourth Day, BS Yediyurappa Appeals To Staff
The bus strike by Karnataka road transport corporation employees enters its fourth day today, a day after the state government agreed to workers' demands after a meeting with union leaders and believed the strike would be called off
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Buses Back On Track In Karnataka As Government Says Yes To Pay Hike
Karnataka government has announced a 12.5% pay hike for transport employees after an indefinite strike which had hit the normal life in the state. The employees have called off the three-day strike on Wednesday.
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No Money for 35% Hike, Says Karnataka State Transport Chief On Bus Strike
Schools were closed in Karnataka for two days from Monday as the state-run transport corporations, KSRTC and BMTC, went on an indefinite strike from Sunday night. The workers are demanding a pay hike that's much higher than what the government is ready to pay.
