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Truckers Threaten to go on Indefinite Nationwide Strike From October 1
Apex transporters body AIMTC today threatened to go an indefinite nationwide strike from October 1, alleging that the government has failed to address their issues, including removal of toll.
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London Braces for Travel Chaos as Tube Strike Begins
London Underground staff walked off their posts on Wednesday to protest plans to run Tube trains all night at weekends, the second shutdown of the British capital's subway in under a month.
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London Tube Staff to Hold Second Strike in 2 Months
London's Underground network will shut down this week for the second time in two months after talks again broke down in a dispute over all night services, trade unions said Monday.
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Train Drivers in Germany End Week-Long Strike
German train drivers today ended a week-long walkout, the longest in the history of rail operator Deutsche Bahn, with a promise to give strike-weary passengers "a break" for a while.
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Lufthansa Pilots Extend Strike as Hundreds of Flights Grounded
Pilots for German airline Lufthansa announced they would extend until Friday a strike that has already hit tens of thousands of passengers and seen hundreds of flights cancelled in a dispute over a retirement scheme.
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Lufthansa Cancels 750 Flights Due to Pilots' Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled around 750 short and medium haul flights today as pilots began a two-day walkout in a long-running dispute over early retirement.
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Lufthansa Pilots to go on Strike on Wednesday
Pilots at German airline Lufthansa plan to strike on Wednesday as they seek to raise the pressure on management in a long-running dispute over an early retirement scheme and plans to expand budget flights.
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Syrian Transition Would Have to Be Negotiated With Bashar al-Assad, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would have to negotiate with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for a political transition in Syria and was exploring ways with other countries to pressure him into agreeing to talks.
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On Strike Indian Workers Get Their Outstanding Salaries in Bahrain
More than 100 Indian, Pakistani and Filipino workers of Mercury Middle East, who went on strike for non-payment of salaries, have been paid their wages after the intervention of diplomats and labour officials, a media report said today.
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Bank Employees Threaten to go on 4-Day Strike From February 25
Unions of bank employees have threatened to go on a four-day strike starting February 25. They have also threatened to be follow it up by an indefinite strike from March 16, if their wage hike and other demands are not met with immediately.
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Truckers Threaten to go on Indefinite Nationwide Strike From October 1
Apex transporters body AIMTC today threatened to go an indefinite nationwide strike from October 1, alleging that the government has failed to address their issues, including removal of toll.
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London Braces for Travel Chaos as Tube Strike Begins
London Underground staff walked off their posts on Wednesday to protest plans to run Tube trains all night at weekends, the second shutdown of the British capital's subway in under a month.
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London Tube Staff to Hold Second Strike in 2 Months
London's Underground network will shut down this week for the second time in two months after talks again broke down in a dispute over all night services, trade unions said Monday.
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Train Drivers in Germany End Week-Long Strike
German train drivers today ended a week-long walkout, the longest in the history of rail operator Deutsche Bahn, with a promise to give strike-weary passengers "a break" for a while.
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Lufthansa Pilots Extend Strike as Hundreds of Flights Grounded
Pilots for German airline Lufthansa announced they would extend until Friday a strike that has already hit tens of thousands of passengers and seen hundreds of flights cancelled in a dispute over a retirement scheme.
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Lufthansa Cancels 750 Flights Due to Pilots' Strike
German airline Lufthansa cancelled around 750 short and medium haul flights today as pilots began a two-day walkout in a long-running dispute over early retirement.
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Lufthansa Pilots to go on Strike on Wednesday
Pilots at German airline Lufthansa plan to strike on Wednesday as they seek to raise the pressure on management in a long-running dispute over an early retirement scheme and plans to expand budget flights.
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Syrian Transition Would Have to Be Negotiated With Bashar al-Assad, Says John Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would have to negotiate with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for a political transition in Syria and was exploring ways with other countries to pressure him into agreeing to talks.
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On Strike Indian Workers Get Their Outstanding Salaries in Bahrain
More than 100 Indian, Pakistani and Filipino workers of Mercury Middle East, who went on strike for non-payment of salaries, have been paid their wages after the intervention of diplomats and labour officials, a media report said today.
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Bank Employees Threaten to go on 4-Day Strike From February 25
Unions of bank employees have threatened to go on a four-day strike starting February 25. They have also threatened to be follow it up by an indefinite strike from March 16, if their wage hike and other demands are not met with immediately.
