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Talks to Increase Kerala Plantation Workers Daily Wages Fail Again
For the second time in a row, the talks to increase plantation workers' daily wages from Rs 231 to Rs 500 as demanded by the workers failed to reach a consensus with the estate owners unwilling to accept the hike.
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Plantation Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Wage Hike in Kerala
Nearly three lakh plantation workers, employed in different estates in Kerala, today began an indefinite strike to demand wage hike and 20 per cent bonus.
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Kerala Chief Minister Says Will Not Take Decision That Hurts Plantations
A day after plantation workers in Kerala announced going on an indefinite strike from tomorrow to demand wage hike, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today assured them that the state government would not take any decision which will destroy the sector.
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Kerala Plantation Workers to Go On Indefinite Stir From Monday
All plantation workers in Kerala will go on an indefinite strike from Monday after the Plantation Labour Committee meeting today failed to arrive at a consensus regarding wage hike.
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In Protest At Kerala Plantations, 5,000 Women Tell Unions, 'Stay Out'
About 5,000 women who work in tea plantations in Kerala's hill station Munnar, have been on protest since Sunday, blocking all roads in the popular tourist town.
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LDF stages walkout over plantation estate issue
CPI (M)-led LDF opposition in Kerala on Tuesday staged a walkout from the state assembly, protesting the government's refusal to set up an assembly committee to probe alleged lapses by government to take back those plantation estates whose lease period have expired.
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Talks to Increase Kerala Plantation Workers Daily Wages Fail Again
For the second time in a row, the talks to increase plantation workers' daily wages from Rs 231 to Rs 500 as demanded by the workers failed to reach a consensus with the estate owners unwilling to accept the hike.
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Plantation Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Wage Hike in Kerala
Nearly three lakh plantation workers, employed in different estates in Kerala, today began an indefinite strike to demand wage hike and 20 per cent bonus.
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Kerala Chief Minister Says Will Not Take Decision That Hurts Plantations
A day after plantation workers in Kerala announced going on an indefinite strike from tomorrow to demand wage hike, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today assured them that the state government would not take any decision which will destroy the sector.
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Kerala Plantation Workers to Go On Indefinite Stir From Monday
All plantation workers in Kerala will go on an indefinite strike from Monday after the Plantation Labour Committee meeting today failed to arrive at a consensus regarding wage hike.
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In Protest At Kerala Plantations, 5,000 Women Tell Unions, 'Stay Out'
About 5,000 women who work in tea plantations in Kerala's hill station Munnar, have been on protest since Sunday, blocking all roads in the popular tourist town.
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LDF stages walkout over plantation estate issue
CPI (M)-led LDF opposition in Kerala on Tuesday staged a walkout from the state assembly, protesting the government's refusal to set up an assembly committee to probe alleged lapses by government to take back those plantation estates whose lease period have expired.
