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Haft Tappeh sugarcane workers strike over unpaid wages and insurance
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Almost 800 workers of the Haft Tappeh sugarcane complex went on strike and gathered inside the factory site in June 2020, demanding months of unpaid wages and benefits, the renewal of their social welfare and medical insurance, job security and the return of the privatised mill to the public sector. The action was the continuation of a dispute running since January 2018 in which dozens of workers and syndicate members were detained in late 2018.
- Workers involved
- 800 (estimated)
- Outcome
- Unknown – No source reports a settlement. Radio Farda reported the strike's eighth consecutive day on 22 June 2020 (implying a 15 June start) while Iran International reported workers on strike on 16 June 2020; the one-day gap is within the reporting tolerance. Iran International reported on 3 November 2020 that the workers had been on strike and protesting since June. Worker count is reported as 'almost 800'.
- Issues
- Contract Status, Other, Social Security, Wage Arrears
Sources
- Workers At Iran's Restive Industrial Complex On Strike For Second WeekRadio Farda (RFE/RL)
- 800 workers of Haft-Tappeh Sugarcane Company on strikeIran International
- Striking Haft-Tappeh Sugar Workers Rally Against DetentionsIran International
- Iran sugarcane mill workers protest unpaid wagesIran News Wire