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HAL Settles Wage Hike Demand By Staff Unions
The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) has settled the wage revision demand of its employees' unions nearly two months after they went on strike since October 14 but resumed work a week later in compliance with the Karnataka High Court directive, the state-run defence behemoth said on Wednesday.
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Pact With Striking HAL Unions Likely On December 5: Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said in Rajya Sabha that the strike by trade unions of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) was in the process of being called off, following meetings between the management and labour unions and a pact in this regard is likely to be signed on December 5.
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HAL Employess, On Strike For 8th Day, Ordered By Court To Resume Work
As the strike by workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited entered the eighth day on Tuesday, the Karnataka High Court has restrained the Hindustan Aeronautics Employees Association from continuing their stir.
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HAL Employees' Strike In 2nd Day, Army Chief Wants "Indigenised Weapons"
The indefinite strike by 20,000 employees of HAL over a wage revision dispute entered its second day today. Meetings organised between HAL management and the employees, who are spread across seven states, have failed to break the deadlock
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Over 10,000 HAL Staff On Indefinite Strike As "Wage Revision" Talks Fail
Workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd or HAL began an indefinite strike today, for which they were served notice on September 30.
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20,000 HAL Employees To Go On Indefinite Strike From Today: Official
The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) in Bengaluru is facing an indefinite strike from today by its 20,000 employees over wage revision and other demands, a union official said on Sunday.
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HAL Employees To Go On Strike From Monday After Talks Fail
The workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will go on an "indefinite strike" from Monday as talks held by the management over the unions'' demands including wage revision, ended in a failure.
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HAL Workers Go On Indefinite Relay Hunger Strike Over Wages
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, which was in the news recently with debates over whether the public sector company was denied an offset contract under the Rafale fighter jets deal with France, is now facing an internal challenge with employees staging protests from Tuesday for what they say are unfair wages.
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State-Run HAL Wants To Compete For $15 Billion Air Force Order
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. is boosting production capacity to manufacture locally-developed light combat aircraft, even as it strikes a strategic tie-up with American major Boeing Co. to bid to make F/A-18 fighter jets in India.
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Air Force's 86th Aircraft Crashes. Parliamentary Committee Says the Average is One Aircraft a Month.
A Jaguar fighter - a twin-engine, single seater strike aircraft of Anglo-French origin - of the Indian Air Force crashed this morning near Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh.
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HAL Settles Wage Hike Demand By Staff Unions
The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) has settled the wage revision demand of its employees' unions nearly two months after they went on strike since October 14 but resumed work a week later in compliance with the Karnataka High Court directive, the state-run defence behemoth said on Wednesday.
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Pact With Striking HAL Unions Likely On December 5: Defence Minister
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said in Rajya Sabha that the strike by trade unions of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) was in the process of being called off, following meetings between the management and labour unions and a pact in this regard is likely to be signed on December 5.
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HAL Employess, On Strike For 8th Day, Ordered By Court To Resume Work
As the strike by workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited entered the eighth day on Tuesday, the Karnataka High Court has restrained the Hindustan Aeronautics Employees Association from continuing their stir.
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HAL Employees' Strike In 2nd Day, Army Chief Wants "Indigenised Weapons"
The indefinite strike by 20,000 employees of HAL over a wage revision dispute entered its second day today. Meetings organised between HAL management and the employees, who are spread across seven states, have failed to break the deadlock
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Over 10,000 HAL Staff On Indefinite Strike As "Wage Revision" Talks Fail
Workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd or HAL began an indefinite strike today, for which they were served notice on September 30.
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20,000 HAL Employees To Go On Indefinite Strike From Today: Official
The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) in Bengaluru is facing an indefinite strike from today by its 20,000 employees over wage revision and other demands, a union official said on Sunday.
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HAL Employees To Go On Strike From Monday After Talks Fail
The workers of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will go on an "indefinite strike" from Monday as talks held by the management over the unions'' demands including wage revision, ended in a failure.
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HAL Workers Go On Indefinite Relay Hunger Strike Over Wages
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, which was in the news recently with debates over whether the public sector company was denied an offset contract under the Rafale fighter jets deal with France, is now facing an internal challenge with employees staging protests from Tuesday for what they say are unfair wages.
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State-Run HAL Wants To Compete For $15 Billion Air Force Order
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. is boosting production capacity to manufacture locally-developed light combat aircraft, even as it strikes a strategic tie-up with American major Boeing Co. to bid to make F/A-18 fighter jets in India.
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Air Force's 86th Aircraft Crashes. Parliamentary Committee Says the Average is One Aircraft a Month.
A Jaguar fighter - a twin-engine, single seater strike aircraft of Anglo-French origin - of the Indian Air Force crashed this morning near Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh.
