The 17-day strike by workers at Hyundai Motor India’s Sriperumbudur factory ended today after a meeting of workers’ representatives, the company management and the labour board in Chennai.
A Sounderrajan, president of Centre for Indian Trade Unions’ Tamil Nadu arm, said the workers had decided to call the strike off after the management agreed that it would not come to any wage revision settlement with the working committee till May 20, give item-wise reply on the 45 demands of workers, and not take action against workers after they return to work.
One of the main demands, that the management recognise the employees union, has not been conceded, according to Sounderrajan, who is also the honorary of the workers’ body seeking recognition as the union.
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