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'Monstrous And Useless': Why Paris Was Against The Construction Of Eiffel Tower
Before construction, critics argued that the Eiffel Tower would damage the city's aesthetic character and overwhelm its historic skyline.
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'We Sincerely Apologise': BAPS Responds To Eiffel Tower Row, Denies Preventing Access
Eiffel Tower staff walked out after female workers were allegedly sidelined during a BAPS delegation visit. BAPS apologised, while Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire ordered a probe and politicians condemned the reported treatment.
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Louvre Partially Reopens As Staff Extends Strike Over Working Conditions
Staff at the Louvre Museum voted on Wednesday to extend a strike to demand better working conditions and visitor experience at the Paris landmark, forcing management to only partially open to frustrated tourists.
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Court Restrains Bank Staff From Going On Strike
The Delhi High Court on Monday restrained a section of public sector bank employees from going on strike from the next day to protest against the proposed merger of State Bank of India associates and privatisation of IDBI Bank.
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Travellers Warned Of Delays In UK Airports As Passport Staff Go On Strike
International travellers arriving at UK airports have been warned of long delays as Border Force staff who check passports begin a series of strikes over better pay and working conditions on Friday.
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Lufthansa Scraps a Third of Flights Because of German Strike
Talks between Ver.di and the employers’ group representing security operators will start again on Jan. 23.
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Delhi Metro Services May Be Severely Hit As Staff Threatens Strike
Delhi Metro services might be severely affected around 30 June as the non-executive staff of the transporter have threatened to go on strike if their demands are not met by then.
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Here's What Happens When Public Transport Comes To A Halt In London
Every day, millions of commuters use London's famous underground network to get to and from work. Monday morning, the city came to a complete standstill as a 24-hour tube strike forced the closure of most central lines and stations.
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Karnataka Schools Shut For 2 Days As Bus Staff Strike
Normal life was affected today across Karnataka, including , with over one lakh employees of four state road transport corporations commencing an indefinite strike, seeking wage hike.
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Court Restrains Bank Staff From Going On Strike
The Delhi High Court on Monday restrained a section of public sector bank employees from going on strike from the next day to protest against the proposed merger of State Bank of India associates and privatisation of IDBI Bank.
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SBI Associates' Staff Go On Strike Against Merger
Nearly 50,000 employees of five associate banks of State Bank of India have gone on a day-long nationwide strike today to protest the proposed merger with their parent bank.
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RBI Staff Strike Hits Some Banking Operations
Major banking transactions took a hit on Thursday as over 17,000 employees of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) went on a "one-day mass casual leave" protesting against reform measures of the central government and seeking better retirement benefits.
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German Court Backs Lufthansa Crew Strike
A German court late Tuesday gave the green light for Lufthansa's cabin staff to continue their strike, in what is set to be the worst industrial action in the history of the country's biggest airline.
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Chaotic Rush-Hour Scenes as London Tube Staff Strike
London's roads, buses and overland trains struggled to cope in today's morning rush hour as commuters battled into work in the face of London Underground's first strike shutdown since 2002.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Faces Prospect of First-Ever Staff Strike
Staff at Queen Elizabeth II's Windsor Castle are threatening to take industrial action over pay, a trade union said Monday.
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'Monstrous And Useless': Why Paris Was Against The Construction Of Eiffel Tower
Before construction, critics argued that the Eiffel Tower would damage the city's aesthetic character and overwhelm its historic skyline.
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'We Sincerely Apologise': BAPS Responds To Eiffel Tower Row, Denies Preventing Access
Eiffel Tower staff walked out after female workers were allegedly sidelined during a BAPS delegation visit. BAPS apologised, while Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire ordered a probe and politicians condemned the reported treatment.
-
Louvre Partially Reopens As Staff Extends Strike Over Working Conditions
Staff at the Louvre Museum voted on Wednesday to extend a strike to demand better working conditions and visitor experience at the Paris landmark, forcing management to only partially open to frustrated tourists.
-
Court Restrains Bank Staff From Going On Strike
The Delhi High Court on Monday restrained a section of public sector bank employees from going on strike from the next day to protest against the proposed merger of State Bank of India associates and privatisation of IDBI Bank.
-
Travellers Warned Of Delays In UK Airports As Passport Staff Go On Strike
International travellers arriving at UK airports have been warned of long delays as Border Force staff who check passports begin a series of strikes over better pay and working conditions on Friday.
-
Lufthansa Scraps a Third of Flights Because of German Strike
Talks between Ver.di and the employers’ group representing security operators will start again on Jan. 23.
-
Delhi Metro Services May Be Severely Hit As Staff Threatens Strike
Delhi Metro services might be severely affected around 30 June as the non-executive staff of the transporter have threatened to go on strike if their demands are not met by then.
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Here's What Happens When Public Transport Comes To A Halt In London
Every day, millions of commuters use London's famous underground network to get to and from work. Monday morning, the city came to a complete standstill as a 24-hour tube strike forced the closure of most central lines and stations.
-
Karnataka Schools Shut For 2 Days As Bus Staff Strike
Normal life was affected today across Karnataka, including , with over one lakh employees of four state road transport corporations commencing an indefinite strike, seeking wage hike.
-
Court Restrains Bank Staff From Going On Strike
The Delhi High Court on Monday restrained a section of public sector bank employees from going on strike from the next day to protest against the proposed merger of State Bank of India associates and privatisation of IDBI Bank.
-
SBI Associates' Staff Go On Strike Against Merger
Nearly 50,000 employees of five associate banks of State Bank of India have gone on a day-long nationwide strike today to protest the proposed merger with their parent bank.
-
RBI Staff Strike Hits Some Banking Operations
Major banking transactions took a hit on Thursday as over 17,000 employees of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) went on a "one-day mass casual leave" protesting against reform measures of the central government and seeking better retirement benefits.
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German Court Backs Lufthansa Crew Strike
A German court late Tuesday gave the green light for Lufthansa's cabin staff to continue their strike, in what is set to be the worst industrial action in the history of the country's biggest airline.
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Chaotic Rush-Hour Scenes as London Tube Staff Strike
London's roads, buses and overland trains struggled to cope in today's morning rush hour as commuters battled into work in the face of London Underground's first strike shutdown since 2002.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II Faces Prospect of First-Ever Staff Strike
Staff at Queen Elizabeth II's Windsor Castle are threatening to take industrial action over pay, a trade union said Monday.
