July 9 strike against Centre’s policies; for workers and unemployed: Amarjeet Kaur

On July 9, Central Trade Unions are set to lead a nationwide strike in protest against the Modi government's policies that they argue have adversely affected workers and the unemployed. The strike, announced by Amarjeet Kaur, aims to draw attention to the pressing issues of job creation and the preservation of labor rights, which unions claim have been neglected under current policies. The participating unions argue that the government's economic strategies have not adequately addressed the rising unemployment rates and have eroded labor protections. They emphasize the need for comprehensive policy reforms that prioritize job creation and safeguard the rights of workers in various sectors. The strike seeks to unite workers across industries in a collective demand for more robust economic measures and fair labor practices. Amarjeet Kaur highlighted that the strike is not just a protest but a call for dialogue and action from the government. The unions are urging policymakers to engage in meaningful discussions to devise strategies that will stimulate employment growth and enhance the welfare of the labor force. As the strike day approaches, it underscores the growing discontent among workers and the unemployed, pressing the government to address these critical issues urgently.

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