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- The Centre of Indian Trade Unions plans to hold protests outside the homes of government representatives across Karnataka starting September 25.
- This action follows the state government’s failure to hold scheduled discussions regarding labor concerns.
- Workers are demanding the withdrawal of four labor codes, updated minimum wages, and better social security for unorganized workers.
- The protest highlights the union's ongoing dissatisfaction with the government's response to previous labor negotiations.
What to watch next
- The planned protests on September 25 across Karnataka.
- Potential government response to the union's ultimatum.
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S. Varalakshmi
State general secretary
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“the government failed to honour its commitment”
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…more than 25,000 workers affiliated with 184 CITU unions participated, was withdrawn after Labour Minister Santosh Lad received their memorandum and the State government agreed to hold talks on September 15. However, the government failed to honour its commitment , she said. The CITU demanded immediate implementation of the revised minimum wages and the inclusion of plantation, beedi, and garment workers under the new wage notification. It also demanded social security for…
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