UP dairy co-op warns employees against strike

No work- no pay, suspension and dismissal for employees failing to toe the line

PTI | August 2, 2011



The Uttar Pradesh Pradeshik Cooperative Dairy Federation Limited (PCDF) has warned of action being taken against employees participating in a strike despite a ban imposed by the administration.

"If any employee goes on strike despite ban, then departmental action, including no work-no pay, discontinuation of service and even termination would be taken," PCDF managing director Ashok Kumar said.

He said the PCDF trade union munch had given a work boycott notice from August 1, but the dairy development department had banned the strike vide a notification issued on July 31.

He said milk supply was normal in the state and work was only affected in a unit in Muzaffarnagar district, as 19 employees abstained from work.

Action is being taken against absent employees, the MD said.

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