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Royal Enfield asks workers to resume work at Oragadam, union refuses

A majority of the workers at Oragadam continue to report to work, according to the company

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The strike by a section of workers in Royal Enfield's Oragadam factory, which has been on for almost 40 days now, has resulted in a total production loss of around 25,000 units. The factory's chief operating officer (COO) has sought that the protesting workers resume work at theearliestt and restart a dialogue internally.

"The strike situation has been prevailing since September 24. It is unfortunate and very disturbing to me that so of our colleagues chose to abstain from work," COO B Govindarajan (BGR) wrote in a letter to the workers on November 1, 2018.

On October 31, the company

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