The CITU is planning a stir against anti-labour policies of the State and Union Governments. CITU leader Puttaswamy alleged due to anti-labour policies, company managements can transfer and terminate employees and they are harassing the workforce for no reasons. Puttaswamy said the CITU will take out a jatha from Chamarajanagar opposing privatisation of anganwadis and anti-labour policies. “We will stage a dawn to dusk stir in all taluks on August 14 and will hold a massive State-level convention in Bengaluru on September 14,” he said.
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CITU plans protest on Aug. 14
The CITU is planning a stir against anti-labour policies of the State and Union Governments. CITU leader Puttaswamy alleged due to anti-labour policies, company managements can transfer and terminate employees and they…
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Published July 25, 2017 · 1 min read
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