CITU
Coverage of CITU in the Nexus archive.
- TTD contract workers demand ₹26,000 minimum monthly wage
TTD contract workers demand a minimum monthly wage of ₹26,000 and better job security. CITU warns of escalating protests if demands are unmet before the next TTD Board meeting or Brahmotsavam 2026, also seeking darshan facilities and prasadam entitlement for contract and outsourcing staff.
- End politically motivated transfers in Kerala State Road Transport Corporation, says KSRTEA
The Kerala State Road Transport Employees Association (KSRTEA) demands an end to politically motivated transfers in the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC). The association, affiliated with CITU, insists that employee transfers should be based on merit.
- Talks to resolve nurses’ strike in Kannur end without breakthrough
Talks to resolve a nurses' strike in Kannur ended without progress. The Indian Nurses Association claims the failure stemmed from demands by CITU and BMS that wage revisions for striking nurses be extended to employees of all 36 private hospitals in the district.
- CITU cites 645 safety lapses at Visakhapatnam Steel Plant; ₹1 crore sought for each blast victim
CITU has cited 645 safety lapses at the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant following an accident that killed 10 workers on June 8. The union is demanding ₹1 crore for each victim and awaiting an inquiry report, while referencing earlier safety notices to the management.
- Tension erupts in Vijayawada’s Besant Road as street vendors face evictions; CPI(M), CITU stage protest
Tension erupted in Vijayawada’s Besant Road as street vendors faced evictions, prompting protests by CPI(M) and CITU. The incident highlights conflicts over vendor livelihoods and urban governance.
- CITU condemns layoffs at U.S.-based medical coding firm; calls for stronger labour protections
CITU condemns layoffs at a U.S.-based medical coding firm and demands stronger labor protections. The organization plans to pursue legal remedies, including raising the issue as an industrial dispute before the Labour Commissioner and Labour Courts, as stated by V. Sivankutty.
- CITU protests against VB-GRAM G, seeks strengthening of MGNREGS
CITU is protesting against VB-GRAM G and advocating for the strengthening of MGNREGS. The protest highlights concerns over the implementation or impact of VB-GRAM G.
- CITU warns of stir over Health Department policies
CITU has issued a warning about potential unrest related to Health Department policies. The notice indicates concerns over the policies' impact or implementation.
- CITU urges Haryana to extend deadline, publish Labour Code Rules in Hindi
CITU urges Haryana to extend the deadline for implementing Labour Code Rules and to publish them in Hindi.
- Haryana accepts key Anganwadi workers’ demands after protests: CITU
Haryana government accepted key demands of Anganwadi workers following protests. A union delegation met with officials at the Irrigation Department Headquarters in Panchkula.