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Finally , IT coolies protesting against Karnataka Government against increasing of work hours. What I know is that an IT employee when NOT even on work is always on work. How much more work will they do? IT employees already come with an job expiry age of 40 to...

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demonking45vor 1 Jahr

If private sector people is working 10 hours then government sectors should work for 12 hours a day.

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SkyDwellervor 1 Jahr

Right use of protests finally

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Krantisingh Rajputvor 1 Jahr

IT coolies is a derogatory word brother

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viprayami #AntiHinduIndiavor 1 Jahr

It's proposed by companies to the govt, the committee consists only mainly of companies. Govt is just name sake here

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Udyabhaivor 1 Jahr

Kanada mai bol lodu.

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Rajendarvor 1 Jahr

Siddaramaih 🙌

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