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Strike Threat In Indian Ports (Updated)
Posted on Apr 6
The dockworkers unions in India have postponed their planned nationwide strike from April 19, 2017 to May 12, 2017.
Union representatives will have another round of negotiations with the Port Authorities today in an attempt to reach a settlement that would avert a strike altogether.
We will monitor the situation and advise further updates when known.
April 6, 2017
Dockworkers unions in India are calling for a nationwide strike beginning on April 19 in order to force the government to make changes to the recently enacted bill that restructures the country’s port administrative system.
An official strike notice has been delivered to port authorities and the Indian Ministry of Shipping.
The government is expected to meet with union officials to discuss how to avert the strike.
We will monitor the situation and will advise developments.
