Tirupur

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For Tirupur, the period stretched from 2010 to 2020 due to the low incidence of reported industrial disputes. Trade unions’ records and workers’ interviews helped build the collection supported by petitions under the Right To Information Act 2005 to the government to procure the necessary documents. There are three categories: 1) Case documents submitted as evidence in the proceedings containing workers’ employment documents, correspondence with the labour office, case proceedings and final awards. For Tirupur they are divided according to the process of dispute resolution into formal, semi formal and informal cases. 2) Case Summaries provide an overview and chronology of the events substantiated with details of the parties involved in the dispute. 3) Interviews with workers recounting their experiences in the garment sector. The disputes are collectively included in the cumulative report which provides a history of the garment industry, existing labour legislation and welfare schemes. This information is followed by a detailed analysis of the modalities of negotiations and bargaining mechanisms deployed in each dispute.

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    First Information Report
    (2018-07-08) Rights Education and Development Centre
    FIR registered for the accident in Carona Knitwears' company van of a woman worker.
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    Letter to the Labour Office from CITU's General Secretary
    (2017) Rights Education and Development Centre
    Letter from the General Secretary of CITU to the Labour Office, requesting action against the management of ARK Innovation.
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    Letter to the Labour Office from CITU's General Secretary
    (2017-03-30) Rights Education and Development Centre
    Workers' demand for reinstatement after sudden retrenchment from the company.
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    Worker B vs Premier Knits Apparels
    (2019) Rights Education and Development Centre
    A woman tailor with Premier Knit Apparels was dismissed in 2019. Worker was raising demands for workers' benefits and organising other workers. She approached the CITU for resolution and settled with Labour Office's intervention.