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SANGRUR: After talks between brickkiln workers and owners remained inconclusive workers took out a protest march from the district administrative complex to Mahavir Chowk in Sangrur on Thursday

Updated At : 06:38 AM May 06, 2016 IST

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After talks between brick-kiln workers and owners remained inconclusive, workers took out a protest march from the district administrative complex to Mahavir Chowk in Sangrur on Thursday.

Their demands include proper implementation of labour laws at brick-kilns, attendance of workers on registers, implementation of provident fund scheme, payment of arrears of the provident fund and wages as more than Rs 629 for moulding 1,000 bricks. TNS

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