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Tata Steel sees 73% of biz from India over 10 years

Tata Steel sees 73% of business from India over 10 years Top Searches Tata Steel sees 73% of business from India over 10 years Reeba Zachariah / TNN / Updated: Jul 7, 2021, 16:03 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail MUMBAI: Tata Steel expects India to account for 73% of its business over the next decade as it moves to double production capacity and broaden offerings. A decade ago, Europe accounted for the bulk (63%) of its business, while India comprised 29%. Its growth outlook has changed after it adopted an inward-looking strategy following its overseas adventure, which began with the purchase of NatSteel Singapore in 2004, Millennium Steel Thailand in 2005 and Corus in 2007. Over the last few years, it bought local assets (Bhushan Steel, Usha Martin Steel) to expand its play here even as it reduced its European footprint.

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand 2 July 2021 Malaysian government doctors threaten strike action Tens of thousands of young contract doctors employed in Malaysia’s public hospitals have threatened to strike on July 26 to demand changes in their terms of employment. The strike threat was made by an independent group of contract doctors who are facing a surge of coronavirus infections in Malaysia. On June 29, coronavirus infections in Malaysia set a record daily high of 6,437. On Monday, other contract doctors established an on-line social media page “Contract Doctors’ Strike” that trended for hours. MMA Schomos, the official union representing all government doctors, has begun its own social media campaign but limited to calling on all Malaysians to wear black on a Monday in solidarity with doctors.

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand 4 June 2021 India: Punjab state administration workers strike Striking workers from the Punjab State District Commissioner’s (DC) Office in Fatehgarh Sahib demonstrated outside the DC Office building on May 28 over several long outstanding demands. They chanted slogans denouncing the revenue minister and the chief minister and burnt an effigy. The workers had been on casual leave since May 24 in support of their demands. The DC Office Employees Union is demanding implementation of the 6th Pay Commission recommendations, payment of outstanding dearness allowances, promotions and restoration of the previous pension system. Workers said 55 percent of positions in the DC offices were vacant but management had made no move to recruit workers.

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