French unions vow further protests on 10th general strike against Macron’s pension plans

French unions vow further protests on 10th general strike against Macron’s pension plans

[ad_1] PARIS — French unions vowed to continue demonstrations next week amid another day of protests Tuesday against French President Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reforms — the 10th general strike this year. Clashes broke out between small groups of protesters and police, especially in Paris, where some people also ransacked a supermarket. But the number…

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Nurses at Hyderabad’s NIMS go on flash strike

Nurses at Hyderabad’s NIMS go on flash strike

[ad_1] Representative Image Hyderabad: Nurses at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) went on a flash strike to protest against the alleged harassment by the incharge director. Alleging that the official is harassing them by assigning them additional duties, nurses boycotted their duties, affecting the healthcare services since Monday night. They sat on protest in…

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Autorickshaw drivers to go on strike in Bengaluru tomorrow against ‘illegal’ bike taxis

Autorickshaw drivers to go on strike in Bengaluru tomorrow against ‘illegal’ bike taxis

[ad_1] Representative Image Bengaluru: Autorickshaw drivers in Bengaluru will go on a strike on Monday in protest against private bike taxi aggregators functioning in the city. According to Adarsh Auto and Taxi Drivers’ Union president M Manjunath, over two lakh autorickshaws will remain off roads starting from Sunday midnight to Monday midnight. The union has…

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AJBRCEA Employees Suspend Strike After 290 Days

AJBRCEA Employees Suspend Strike After 290 Days

[ad_1] SRINAGAR: All Jammu Based Reserved Category Employees Association (AJBRCEA) suspended its 290 day long strike on Friday at Panama Chowk. The employees, who were protesting for a comprehensive transfer policy after the targeted killing spree in Kashmir, said that they have been assured of a time bound redressal to their long pending demands by…

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