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All India Association of Coal Executives (AIACE), in a letter, to the Coal India chairman said that the new wage agreement for non-executive employees will result in a pay conflict with executives.

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A body of executives of Coal India Ltd on Sunday threatened to go on a strike unless their pay conflict with non-executive employees is addressed.

A body of executives of Coal India Ltd on Sunday threatened to go on a strike unless their pay conflict with non-executive employees is addressed.

A body of executives of Coal India Ltd on Sunday threatened to go on a strike unless their pay conflict with non-executive employees is addressed. The Coal Ministry has said it approved a wage revision agreement that was reached with trade unions for non-executive employees of the miner. All

Retired miners to stage sit-in at Jantar Mantar observatory in New Delhi, India, Dec. 5.

MECL has domain expertise in non-coal mineral exploration and consultancy. As a result, such merger and creation of one integrated exploration and consultancy organisation with requisite expertise for coal and non-coal sector would result in growth and value addition, , cmpdil, coal india

The mines ministry, in a letter to the CMDs of MECL and CMPDI, sought details such as profitability, turnover, current order books and current position of manpower of the companies in preparation of the merger, , coal india, MECL

Came to capitol hill seeking action on the miners pension protection act, speaking up for fellowed retired miners, some in wheelchairs with oxygen tanks. >> were fighting for a pension for black lung. things dont look good at the moment. >> reporter: for years, senator majority leader mitch mcconnell has blocked the protection of the miners pensions, citing concerns about long-term pension costs across multiple industries. >> average pension, i think, for miners is like 500 bucks a month, and we...

Beneficiaries of president trumps agenda have been the coal executives, not the miners. the executives are the ones who benefitted from all of the regulatory roll backs while the miners are seeing actually spiking job losses, bankruptcies, this administration has actually rolled back the safety protections that were put in place after deadly mine collapses earlier in this decade. and of course you saw the miners there who are now fighting for their pensions, which they say are actually federally...