Nlc Strike

The Madras High Court has vacated its interim stay restraining the management of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) from deducting the wages of the members of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) NLC Labour and Staff Union for a period of six days.

A delegation of AIADMK MPs today sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention for the "amicable" settlement of an ongoing strike by the workers of Neyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd (NLC) which has now continued for over a month.

Tamil Nadu government has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention to end the strike by trade unions of Neyveli Lignite Corporation "at the earliest" in the interest of the industrial climate of the state and also in ensuring uninterrupted power supply.

Public sector firm Neyveli Lignite Corporation on Tuesday said it has started negotiations with the recognised workers' unions a day after its employees went on an indefinite strike to press their demand for wage revision.

The employees on duty trooped out of lignite mines at around 8 pm, signalling the start of the strike, called by 13 trade unions yesterday following failure of talks between them and the management over the wage issue.

An early end to the six-day old indefinite strike by more than 10,000 contract labourers of Neyveli Lignite Corporation looked bleak with the first round of tripartite conciliatory talks held here on Monday ending in a deadlock.

Striking workers of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) today rejected the plea of the company Chairman B Surrender Mohan to withdraw the strike and intensified their protest against disinvestment of the PSU by beginning an indefinite fast.

The indefinite strike by NLC workers has led to a shortfall of 320 MW and also affected lignite mining, company officials said in Neyveli in Tamil Nadu on Thursday.

Around 27000 workers of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) have announced an indefinite strike asking the centre to revoke its decision to sell five per cent of its stakes in NLC. The strike is in defiance of an order by the Madras High Court restraining them from calling for a strike till reconciliation talks are over.

Defying the Madras High Court orders, employees of Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) tonight launched an indefinite strike protesting the Centre's decision to disinvest five per cent of its stake in the Navaratna PSU.

Around 27,000 workers of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation or NLC plant in Tamil Nadu will launch an indefinite strike from July 3 asking the Centre to revoke its decision to sell its five percent stake in the corporation.

The 44-day old strike by around 13000 contract workers of Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) pressing their demands including regularisation was called off on Sunday following an agreement reached between the trade unions and the management at a tripartite talks convened by the Centre, a top company official and a union leader said.

About 14,000 contract workers affiliated to All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) of the state owned Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) commenced an indefinite strike on Saturday demanding among other things service regularization.

The Madras High Court has vacated its interim stay restraining the management of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) from deducting the wages of the members of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) NLC Labour and Staff Union for a period of six days.

A delegation of AIADMK MPs today sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention for the "amicable" settlement of an ongoing strike by the workers of Neyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd (NLC) which has now continued for over a month.

Tamil Nadu government has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention to end the strike by trade unions of Neyveli Lignite Corporation "at the earliest" in the interest of the industrial climate of the state and also in ensuring uninterrupted power supply.

Public sector firm Neyveli Lignite Corporation on Tuesday said it has started negotiations with the recognised workers' unions a day after its employees went on an indefinite strike to press their demand for wage revision.

The employees on duty trooped out of lignite mines at around 8 pm, signalling the start of the strike, called by 13 trade unions yesterday following failure of talks between them and the management over the wage issue.

An early end to the six-day old indefinite strike by more than 10,000 contract labourers of Neyveli Lignite Corporation looked bleak with the first round of tripartite conciliatory talks held here on Monday ending in a deadlock.

Striking workers of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) today rejected the plea of the company Chairman B Surrender Mohan to withdraw the strike and intensified their protest against disinvestment of the PSU by beginning an indefinite fast.

The indefinite strike by NLC workers has led to a shortfall of 320 MW and also affected lignite mining, company officials said in Neyveli in Tamil Nadu on Thursday.

Around 27000 workers of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) have announced an indefinite strike asking the centre to revoke its decision to sell five per cent of its stakes in NLC. The strike is in defiance of an order by the Madras High Court restraining them from calling for a strike till reconciliation talks are over.

Defying the Madras High Court orders, employees of Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) tonight launched an indefinite strike protesting the Centre's decision to disinvest five per cent of its stake in the Navaratna PSU.

Around 27,000 workers of the Neyveli Lignite Corporation or NLC plant in Tamil Nadu will launch an indefinite strike from July 3 asking the Centre to revoke its decision to sell its five percent stake in the corporation.

The 44-day old strike by around 13000 contract workers of Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) pressing their demands including regularisation was called off on Sunday following an agreement reached between the trade unions and the management at a tripartite talks convened by the Centre, a top company official and a union leader said.

About 14,000 contract workers affiliated to All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) of the state owned Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) commenced an indefinite strike on Saturday demanding among other things service regularization.