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Contractual employees of Punjab Roadways and Pepsu Road Transportation Corporation in Punjab called off their three-day strike on Tuesday after the state government agreed to a meeting on January 15 to discuss their demands for regularization of jobs and salary hikes. The strike had left commuters stranded at bus stands due to over 2,800 buses staying off the roads. Around 8,000 contractual employees were participating in the strike.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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