
Powerloom units demand wage hike, start protest in Tamil Nadu
New Indian ExpressTIRUPPUR: Around 10,000 powerloom unit owners from Tiruppur started an indefinite strike on Friday and hoisted black flags in their units demanding wage hike. S E Boopathy, treasurer of Coimbatore and Tiruppur powerloom owners association, said, “We take job orders from textile manufacturers, produce fabric, and supply to them. Wage increases have been in effect every three years since 1992 and decided through negotiations with the textile manufacturers in the presence of the respective district collectors.” The last wage revision was in February 2022, when we settled for 15 % hike. Only members of our union are involved in this protest.” A senior officer in the Labour Department of Tiruppur said, “We are in discussions with textile manufacturers and power loom owners regarding wage hike.
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