Tag: labour laws

Joint Protest by Trade Unions Against Labour Codes and Privatization [Asansol, 19 Oct]

October 19, 2020

Asansol, West Bengal; 19 October 2020 Against anti-worker labour codes and privatization of Public Sector Enterprises, a protest demonstration was organized at Ravindra Bhawan (BNR Mod) by different trade unions and organizations, following which a rally was held till the Central Labour Office 2 km away where a joint memorandum was submitted. The protesting organizations … More Joint Protest by Trade Unions Against Labour Codes and Privatization [Asansol, 19 Oct]

ARRIVAL OF LABOUR CODES: OBITUARY OF WORKERS’ RIGHTS

October 8, 2020

S Raj // Dismantling labour laws and all democratic rights of the working class has always been the top priority of any fascist government throughout history. Similarly, the Modi (BJP-RSS) Government had set the task of dismantling the mechanism of 44 central labour laws in the country and replacing them with 4 labour codes as … More ARRIVAL OF LABOUR CODES: OBITUARY OF WORKERS’ RIGHTS

YE WORKERS! PLACE YOUR DEMANDS AND BARGAIN HARD AT ALL POINTS BEFORE YOU RETURN TO WORK

July 19, 2020

Migrant workers across the big industrial cities, since the past few weeks, have been defying government diktats and demanding that they be allowed to go back to their homes and villages, despite facing widespread humiliation, oppression and even death. The time is ripe that the workers, with all their courage, should step into direct negotiations … More YE WORKERS! PLACE YOUR DEMANDS AND BARGAIN HARD AT ALL POINTS BEFORE YOU RETURN TO WORK

ALL INDIA PROTEST DEMONSTRATION (3rd July ’20)

July 3, 2020

Raise your voice against the dangerous attack of the capitalist class and the government on the working class in pretext of corona crisis and the insensitivity of the government towards the crisis of life and livelihood of the working masses!Transform the protests into protracted, militant and decisive struggle of working class! Pay full wages to … More ALL INDIA PROTEST DEMONSTRATION (3rd July ’20)