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New Delhi:  It is good news for Delhi metro commuters that the big trouble is now hold for some days. After the interference of Delhi High Court, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Employees Union (DMRCEU) and the Staff Council have postponed their strike (total shutdown plan) for later but they are on partial strike which was started from 19 June. On 29 June High Court has given a huge relief to the Delhi-NCR residents, have stop from thousands of employees of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) who were on strike. Employees had scheduled to go on strike at midnight after talks were negotiated by both sides. After the talks between DMRC and employees failed on Friday, about 9,000 non-executive employees were threatening to go on strike from Saturday, due to the strike, Metro services might have shut down and millions of people might faced inconvenience. Secretary Staff Council has also written a letter to Chief Minister Delhi Arvind Kejriwal, employees have asked his cooperation in ...

New Delhi:  After the today’s meeting on 9.30 at Regional Labour Commissioner Office an appeal has been given to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) employees by the DMRC management. This has increased the aggressiveness among the employees. Now after the employees are not ready to stop the strike, hunger strike continues and they consider DMRC decision as an unsatisfactory decision for them. This whole dispute will badly affect the commuters if the strike continues. “We will wait for tomorrow morning proceedings report if they do not fulfil our demands. We will stop Metro services on 30 June”, stated by DMRC Employees Union and the Staff Council jointly in a video statement on 28 June. [caption id="attachment_14950" align="alignnone" width="1192"] Appeal to DMRC employees -001[/caption] A section of the staff, in collusion with an unrecognized Union, have launched an agitation with effect from 20/06/2018 and threatened shut down /lockout/tool down, i.e....

New Delhi: It is not a good news for Delhi Metro commuters as the metro services can be stopped at any time by the dissatisfied Delhi Metro employees at large due to failure of Delhi Metro Rail authority in implementing the issued raised and agreed jointly in a high level meeting held on 22nd & 23rd July 2017 between Management and Staff Council of DMRC after consultation with Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of NCT of Delhi and Principal Advisor Dr. E. Sreedharan. The meeting was chaired by Mangu Singh, Managing Director and most of Directors were also participated after starting "chakka jam and tool down" strike by all non-executives of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) due to illegal removal of a best performer metro employee served DMRC over 13 years on the post of RTI Supervisor. [caption id="attachment_14348" align="alignnone" width="720"] Secretary Staff Council wrote letter to Managing Director of Delhi Metro...

Highlights DMRC’s non-executive staff will start protesting from Monday, demanding a resolution of pending issues submitted by them to management. They will start protest by wearing black arm bands and participating in sit-ins at different stations as well as their work stations. They have, however, threatened to go on a complete shutdown of services on November 1, 2017, if their demands are not met. New Delhi: After July 2017 strike , the non-executive staff of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) have again threatened to go on a strike from Monday. The staff members have warned of a “complete shutdown” if their demands on pay anomaly, reinstatement of terminated staff, recognition of employees union  and other pending issues are resolved. Talking about the impact of protests on train operations, Mahavir Prasad, the General Secretary of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Employees Union (DMRCEU) through a press release said that the protesting staffs will start wear...