Citu News

CITU plans to protest at the T.N. border against a construction supply blockade, which union leaders claim has paralyzed the state's construction sector, affect

Trade unions are demanding the release of ₹8,000 crore for repairs at the Vizag steel plant, with the VSP CITU general secretary expressing concern that halted

CITU ने कहा है कि KSRTC कर्मचारियों के प्रतिशोधात्मक तबादलों को बर्दाश्त नहीं किया जाएगा।

CITU and AITUC staged separate rallies to highlight workers' demands.

Gram Panchayat employees in Mysuru are protesting, demanding the immediate implementation of minimum wages. The protest was organized by the Karnataka State Gra

CITU has urged Vizag Steel Plant to withdraw circulars restricting workers from speaking to the media, also demanding the reinstatement of contract workers and

The district unit of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) protested in Kalaburagi, demanding the implementation of revised minimum wages by the State govern

CITU State Secretary K. Mahantesh has called for the reversal of the Union government's 'corporate-communal policies,' stating they are harming employment and e

CITU organized a 'Jail Bharo Andolan' in Kerala, protesting the Union government's policies, in response to a nationwide call by the Samyukta Kisan Morcha and C

A 52-year-old woman auto driver in Kochi, Kerala, who was reportedly denied the right to work for over four months after being expelled from CITU, has been rein

The HMT Employees Union (CITU) has sought intervention from an MP regarding continuous salary delays and urged the Centre to implement the long-pending HMT revi

CITU staged a protest demanding the regularisation of contract workers and implementation of a minimum pay scale.

The KSRTEA, an employees' association affiliated with CITU, has demanded an end to politically motivated transfers within the Kerala State Road Transport Corpor

Talks aimed at resolving the nurses' strike in Kannur have concluded without a breakthrough. The Indian Nurses Association stated that negotiations failed after

CITU has reported 645 safety lapses at the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant and is demanding ₹1 crore for each victim of a recent blast that killed 10 workers. The uni