RUPSA decides to stop Online classes in Karnataka to exert pressure on govt
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December 21, 2020
Bengaluru, Dec 21: The Recognised Unaided Private Schools Association (RUPSA) has decided to stop online classes at its member-schools in Karnataka from today to bring pressure on the State government to consider the demands of private unaided schools.
In a press release here on Monday, RUPSA President Lokesh Talikatti said that around 12,000-member schools will discontinue Online classes. “In the first phase we are staging a protest and if the government fails to consider our demands, we will approach the Court.”
However, KUSMA, KAMS and CBSE School Managements have not joined RUPSA. D Shashi Kumar, general secretary, Associated Management of Primary and Secondary Schools in Karnataka, said, “none of our member-schools are stopping Online classes and we are all ready to reopen schools as per the government guidelines.”
Updated Dec 21, 2020 | 12:07 IST
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New Delhi: Apple Inc.’s move to put contract manufacturer Wistron the first to assemble iPhones in India on probation after detecting lapses in payments to employees is unlikely to delay the US-based tech behemoth’s plans of manufacturing its latest smartphone iPhone 12, as it would be assembled at the Chennai factory of its other contract manufacturer Foxconn. Last week, the iPhone-maker mentioned that Wistron would not receive any business before corrective actions are completed.
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Meanwhile, Apple said that it has placed Wistron on probation and it will not receive any new business from the US-based company before corrective actions are completed. The Taiwanese electronics services major admitted the mistakes at its end and apologised to the workers.
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Wistron increased its headcount from 2,000 in mid of this year to around 9,000 recently.
NEW DELHI: Apple s contract manufacturer
Wistron on Saturday
removed its vice-president Vincent Lee, who was heading
operations in
India after finding fault in the process of wage payment during its internal investigation.
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