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PATNA
Row over retrenchment move
September 4, 2002 | Anil Ashutosh , TNN
DHANBAD: Tension prevails in Sijua colliery area of BCCL over retrenchment of workers who were given job in lieu of the land acquired for the Tetulmari and Snedra-Bansjora projects. Villagers of Pandeydih village and near by areas staged a massive demonstration before the office of the general manager on Tuesday and demanded immediate withdrawal of retrenchment order. They have threatened to launch a violent agitation if their demands were not conceded. In a memorandum submitted to the management,...
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KOLKATA
Retrenched workers get casual jobs
January 2, 2013 | TNN
HALDIA: Tamluk MP Subhendu Adhikari on Tuesday announced that handling agents of the Haldia Dock Complex (HDC) have agreed to employ 200 workers retrenched by Haldia Bulk Terminals (HBT) pvt ltd as casual labourers. He handed over appointment letters to seven of the workers at a meeting convened at a union office in Chiranjibpur during the day. Remaining workers will receive their letters from the party office in the next couple of days, he said. "Gradually, all the retrenched workers will be...

INDIA
No retrenchment in railways: Nitish Kumar
February 16, 2002 | PTI patna: railway minister nitish kumar on saturday ruled out retrenchment of railway employees saying "we do not have surplus employees". "there is no question of retrenchment in railways... we do not have surplus staff", kumar told reporters after flagging off sampoorna kranti express here. "we have a system of re-training and re-deployment of our employees and we engage the people from one work to another," he said. kumar said the income of railways from passenger fare had increased around 8 per...
CHANDIGARH
Employees rally against retrenchment
May 13, 2002 | TNN
HISAR:The Haryana government is pushing us to a showdown, said R C Jagga, general secretary, Sarv Karamchari Sangh, Haryana,
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