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A day after Nokia announced its decision to suspend operations at its facility in Sriperumbudur near here, the employees' Union is looking at "legal options."
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According to Nokia India Employees Union, there are about 900 employees
still working at the factory. Following the Nokia-Microsoft $7.2 billion
deal, the voluntary retirement scheme was offered for employees and
5,700 of them opted for it, from the total of 6,600.
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Yesterday, Nokia announced that it would suspend handset manufacturing
at the Chennai plant from November, due to the termination of services
agreement with Microsoft.
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Responding to the company's decision, Nokia India Thozhilalargal Sangam
(Nokia India Employees Union), honorary president and sitting MLA A
Soundararajan said: "This is illegal. They have indirectly told us to
leave the organization. We are asking them to take care of our future.
Some of the employees are working here for several years."
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Asked
about further course of action, he said, "The management has issued
circular in the factory about suspension of operations at the plant. We
decided to hold a meeting last night. But it has been postponed."
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