A lockout was declared at Tata Motor’s Dharwad plant following a workers’ strike over wages
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The Karnataka Government has stepped in to resolve an ongoing labour dispute at the Dharwad plant that belongs to Tata Marcopolo Motors, a subsidiary of Tata Motors. Tata Motors had declared a lockout at its Dharwad plant on February 6. This decision was taken after workers participated in an illegal strike with mass absence over wage negotiations.
R V Deshpande, Karnataka’s Minister for Medium and Large Scale Industry, said, “I have personally intervened in the Marcopolo issue. The management came, some labour leaders also came and met…
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