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"No Work, No Pay": Samsung's Warning To Workers' Strike At Chennai Plant
Samsung Electronics has warned its striking workers in Tamil Nadu they will not receive wages if they continue protesting and also face the risk of termination, a company email showed, escalating a dispute between the company and its employees.
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Flights Delayed At Geneva Airport As Ground Staff Go On Strike Amid Christmas Rush
Dozens of ground staff at Geneva airport went on strike Sunday over a wage dispute with their employer, the Dubai National Air Travel Agency, delaying flights during the busy holiday season.
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Over 75,000 US Healthcare Workers Go On Strike Over Wages, Staff Shortages
More than 75,000 employees at Kaiser Permanente began one of the largest healthcare worker strikes in recent US history on Wednesday after failing to resolve a dispute over staffing levels.
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Thousands Of Protesters March In Paris Over Soaring Prices
Thousands of people took to the streets of Paris on Sunday to protest against soaring prices as weeks of strikes for higher wages at oil refineries spurred demands for a general strike.
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Renault-Nissan Ordered To Pay Additional Wages, Despite Warning India Unit Could Become 'Unviable'
Nissan and its union have been locked in an industrial arbitration dispute since July after the two sides failed to reach a mutual agreement over several issues including higher wages. A previous wage agreement expired in March 2019.
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Delhi Court Wants Spouses In Matrimonial Disputes To List Every Penny Spent
Brand of mobile, wrist watch, pen, wages of maid, expenditure incurred on functions and festivals are among a long list of details which a husband and wife, embroiled in matrimonial dispute, will now have to disclose in the affidavits to be placed before the courts to determine their true income.
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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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Indian Sailor Stranded Aboard A Ship In UK For 18 Months To Return Home
An Indian captain stuck aboard an Indian ship stranded at a UK port for 18 months due to a long-standing legal dispute over unpaid crew wages and port dues is set to return home, a media report said today.
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Kia Motors Loses Landmark Wage Dispute
The payout, though significantly less than the roughly 1 trillion won demanded by workers in the six-year legal battle, is a blow to South Korean automakers just as they are battling a sales slump in China amid regional strategic tensions.
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Lufthansa Pilots Plan New Strikes Tuesday And Wednesday
Pilots at German flag carrier Lufthansa will resume their strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, their union said, as talks over a dispute concerning wages ended without a resolution.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 4,700-Crore Package For Closure Of Hindustan Cables
The Centre on Wednesday approved a Rs 4,777.05-crore package for closure of state-run Hindustan Cables Ltd, which would be used for paying wages, offering early retirement schemes and converting government loan into equity.
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South Korea Businessmen Demand Early Settlement of Kaesong Wage Row
South Korean factory owners called today for the early settlement of a damaging wage dispute in the Kaesong joint industrial zone and North Korea gave a positive response, a businessman said.
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Tea Garden Owner Allegedly Hacked to Death by Workers in West Bengal
Tea garden owner hacked to death, allegedly by workers, West Bengal's Jalpaiguri District, after disagreement over payment of wage arrears.
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Zimbabwe Cricketers go on Strike Over Payment Issues
Zimbabwe's domestic players have gone on strike over wages and contractual issues for the second time this year. This comes less than a month after the West Indies players quit a tour of India following a protracted pay structure dispute between the players, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players' Association.
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Chris Gayle Hopes West Indies' South Africa Tour Takes Place as per Schedule
West Indies team is scheduled to play in South Africa in December. With the players battling a wage battle with their board, there have been doubts about whether they will play but Chris Gayle says he hopes the dispute is resolved in time.
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"No Work, No Pay": Samsung's Warning To Workers' Strike At Chennai Plant
Samsung Electronics has warned its striking workers in Tamil Nadu they will not receive wages if they continue protesting and also face the risk of termination, a company email showed, escalating a dispute between the company and its employees.
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Flights Delayed At Geneva Airport As Ground Staff Go On Strike Amid Christmas Rush
Dozens of ground staff at Geneva airport went on strike Sunday over a wage dispute with their employer, the Dubai National Air Travel Agency, delaying flights during the busy holiday season.
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Over 75,000 US Healthcare Workers Go On Strike Over Wages, Staff Shortages
More than 75,000 employees at Kaiser Permanente began one of the largest healthcare worker strikes in recent US history on Wednesday after failing to resolve a dispute over staffing levels.
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Thousands Of Protesters March In Paris Over Soaring Prices
Thousands of people took to the streets of Paris on Sunday to protest against soaring prices as weeks of strikes for higher wages at oil refineries spurred demands for a general strike.
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Renault-Nissan Ordered To Pay Additional Wages, Despite Warning India Unit Could Become 'Unviable'
Nissan and its union have been locked in an industrial arbitration dispute since July after the two sides failed to reach a mutual agreement over several issues including higher wages. A previous wage agreement expired in March 2019.
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Delhi Court Wants Spouses In Matrimonial Disputes To List Every Penny Spent
Brand of mobile, wrist watch, pen, wages of maid, expenditure incurred on functions and festivals are among a long list of details which a husband and wife, embroiled in matrimonial dispute, will now have to disclose in the affidavits to be placed before the courts to determine their true income.
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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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Indian Sailor Stranded Aboard A Ship In UK For 18 Months To Return Home
An Indian captain stuck aboard an Indian ship stranded at a UK port for 18 months due to a long-standing legal dispute over unpaid crew wages and port dues is set to return home, a media report said today.
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Kia Motors Loses Landmark Wage Dispute
The payout, though significantly less than the roughly 1 trillion won demanded by workers in the six-year legal battle, is a blow to South Korean automakers just as they are battling a sales slump in China amid regional strategic tensions.
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Lufthansa Pilots Plan New Strikes Tuesday And Wednesday
Pilots at German flag carrier Lufthansa will resume their strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, their union said, as talks over a dispute concerning wages ended without a resolution.
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Cabinet Approves Rs 4,700-Crore Package For Closure Of Hindustan Cables
The Centre on Wednesday approved a Rs 4,777.05-crore package for closure of state-run Hindustan Cables Ltd, which would be used for paying wages, offering early retirement schemes and converting government loan into equity.
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South Korea Businessmen Demand Early Settlement of Kaesong Wage Row
South Korean factory owners called today for the early settlement of a damaging wage dispute in the Kaesong joint industrial zone and North Korea gave a positive response, a businessman said.
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Tea Garden Owner Allegedly Hacked to Death by Workers in West Bengal
Tea garden owner hacked to death, allegedly by workers, West Bengal's Jalpaiguri District, after disagreement over payment of wage arrears.
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Zimbabwe Cricketers go on Strike Over Payment Issues
Zimbabwe's domestic players have gone on strike over wages and contractual issues for the second time this year. This comes less than a month after the West Indies players quit a tour of India following a protracted pay structure dispute between the players, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players' Association.
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Chris Gayle Hopes West Indies' South Africa Tour Takes Place as per Schedule
West Indies team is scheduled to play in South Africa in December. With the players battling a wage battle with their board, there have been doubts about whether they will play but Chris Gayle says he hopes the dispute is resolved in time.
