Manesar Violence

SIT report on Maruti violence says workers' aim was to kill

The special investigation report on the Maruti violence says that the workers attempted to kill or maim all management representatives on 18 July

Maruti restarts Manesar plant today, union won't stall work

Maruti Suzuki is restarting its Manesar unit, under heavy police bandobast and simmering dissatisfaction of the union over the sacking of 500 workers for their alleged involvement in the clash.

Why Osamu Suzuki is going to face a sullen workforce

Maruti's dismissal of 500 workers at Manesar has become a hot talking point with unions and politicians.

Maruti Gurgaon plant opposes sacking of Manesar workers

Maruti Udyog Kamgar Union (MUKU), the workers' body at the Gurgaon factory of Maruti Suzuki India (MSI), said it will try to rally support of other unions in the Gurgaon-Manesar industrial belt against dismissal of Manesar plant workers.

5 things Maruti has agreed to in reopening Manesar

When Maruti's manesar unit reopens on Monday, it will also be making several big changes to its labour policy

Maruti sacks 500, Manesar plant to resume ops on 21 Aug

Maruti Suzuki , India's largest car maker, will restart production at its Manesar factory on 21 August, more than a month after a deadly riot shut the plant, costing the company tens of millions of dollars in lost output.

Maruti dithers on lockout, union talks tough on demands

There is uncertainty about when Maruti will lift the lockout at Manesar, but the unions want to go back to their charter of demands

Wonder why Maruti is mum on Manesar issue in annual report

Why does the top people managing the country's largest car maker nott want to discuss what happened at Manesar last year and how was the issue resolved, if at all.

Post Maruti riot, industry eyes labour reforms

Industry groups have renewed calls for the government to overhaul laws they say tie their hands.

Police custody for Maruti's Manesar plant union leaders

Ten office bearers of Maruti Suzuki Workers' Union (MSWU), including President Ram Meher and General Secretary Sarabjit Singh, who were arrested, have been sent to seven days police custody by a local judicial magistrate.