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Dimapur, Oct. 11 (EMN): The Kohima District Truck Drivers and Owners’ Union, Dimapur District Truck Owners’ Association, Dimapur Truck Drivers’ Union and Pfutsero Town Truck Owners and Drivers’ Union have urged the state government to revoke the order prohibiting movement vehicles beyond three axles along NH-29 for one month, with effect from Oct. 13 midnight. In a joint statement, the unions said that movement of the three-axle vehicles was restricted without giving any valid reason. It...

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Spanish lorry drivers continue strike against rising fuel prices due to US/NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, disrupting supply chains; tens of thousands join one-day strike in France to demand wage rises and cuts in energy prices as Ukraine war drives inflation; Clover dairy workers’ nationwide strike in South Africa in danger as unions offer pay cuts and pay freeze; South African Sibanye-Stillwater gold miners’ pay strike may spread to platinum mines as next round of pay talks looms

Thousands of South African dairy food workers continuing four-month strike over jobs and pay amidst media blackout are joined by South African Sibanye-Stillwater gold miners on pay strike; strikes continue throughout French healthcare system over low staffing levels and poor pay, joined by transport workers in Lyons opposed to restructuring; Iraqi oil production graduates in Basra and workers in oil field area demand jobs, while public sector workers walk out over wage arrears in Kurdistan

The union posted a bulletin to members that acknowledged the ongoing safety concerns.

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French secondary school teachers begin a week of strikes over COVID-19 danger, unions demand mitigation only; 3,000 workers begin five-week strike at Finnish forestry company UPM over collective bargaining agreement; further protests by Iranian workers and pensioners in defence of livelihoods as food inflation hits 80 percent; strike by 5,000 workers at South African dairy group Clover Foods continues, with factory closures imminent and 1,000 job losses