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AAP Government To Hike Minimum Wages Of Delhi's Civic Body Employees
Dearness allowance will be paid to all MCD workers starting April 1, the officials added.
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Court To Hear Plea Against Arvind Kejriwal Claims On February 17
A court in Delhi today fixed February 17 for hearing a complaint filed against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal seeking lodging of an FIR against him for allegedly misleading the people by stating that municipal corporations are not under the AAP government's control.
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Sanitation Workers Seek Permanent Solution, Others Call Off Strike In Delhi
Refusing to end their stir, the sanitation workers unions today said they will seek a "permanent solution" for their grievances from the court, even as municipal authorities claimed that the strike has been called off by other employees of the civic bodies.
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Education Locked Behind Closed Gates Of Civic Body Schools In Delhi
The future of thousands of students for now remains closed behind the locked gates of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi- run school. Though schools have been closed for the past five days, Farhat, Farzaana and Nikhat walk to Nigam Pratbibha Vidyalaya in Turkman Gate everyday just to find out when their school will reopen.
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As Delhi Garbage Crisis Continues, Sanitation Workers Have A Story To Tell
For the third time in less than a year, the sanitation workers in Delhi have gone on a strike demanding timely payment of salaries and sanctioning of work uniforms.
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Sanitation Workers Stage Protest Outside Arvind Kejriwal's Residence
Scores of municipal sanitation workers today staged protest outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence here to demand "immediate" release of funds for payment of their salaries and arrears, threatening to go on an "indefinite" strike if their demands were not met.
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Delhi Civic Body Sanitation Workers To Hold Indefinite Strike From January 27
Scores of municipal sanitation workers of the city today decided to go on an "indefinite strike" from January 27 claiming the civic bodies' "failure" in meeting their demands, including regularisation of salary.
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AAP Government To Hike Minimum Wages Of Delhi's Civic Body Employees
Dearness allowance will be paid to all MCD workers starting April 1, the officials added.
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Court To Hear Plea Against Arvind Kejriwal Claims On February 17
A court in Delhi today fixed February 17 for hearing a complaint filed against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal seeking lodging of an FIR against him for allegedly misleading the people by stating that municipal corporations are not under the AAP government's control.
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Sanitation Workers Seek Permanent Solution, Others Call Off Strike In Delhi
Refusing to end their stir, the sanitation workers unions today said they will seek a "permanent solution" for their grievances from the court, even as municipal authorities claimed that the strike has been called off by other employees of the civic bodies.
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Education Locked Behind Closed Gates Of Civic Body Schools In Delhi
The future of thousands of students for now remains closed behind the locked gates of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi- run school. Though schools have been closed for the past five days, Farhat, Farzaana and Nikhat walk to Nigam Pratbibha Vidyalaya in Turkman Gate everyday just to find out when their school will reopen.
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As Delhi Garbage Crisis Continues, Sanitation Workers Have A Story To Tell
For the third time in less than a year, the sanitation workers in Delhi have gone on a strike demanding timely payment of salaries and sanctioning of work uniforms.
-
Sanitation Workers Stage Protest Outside Arvind Kejriwal's Residence
Scores of municipal sanitation workers today staged protest outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence here to demand "immediate" release of funds for payment of their salaries and arrears, threatening to go on an "indefinite" strike if their demands were not met.
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Delhi Civic Body Sanitation Workers To Hold Indefinite Strike From January 27
Scores of municipal sanitation workers of the city today decided to go on an "indefinite strike" from January 27 claiming the civic bodies' "failure" in meeting their demands, including regularisation of salary.
