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Workers at Royal Enfield's Oragadam factory commence strike again

The company reported a production loss of 10,000 units in September due to the strike

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T E NarasimhanGireesh Babu Chennai
A section of workers of two-wheeler firm Royal Enfield has resorted to strike again on Monday after the management restricted them from carrying mobile phones inside the factory, even as the company reported a production loss of 10,000 units in September due to the strike.  
  
The workers supporting Royal Enfield Employees Union (REEU), an unrecognised union, assembled near the factory from Monday morning, said the union.   

The company management did not respond to an email seeking its views on the issue. However, Eicher Motors Ltd, the parent company of Royal Enfield, has informed the exchanges that starting September 24,

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