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Tea estate workers of Manjolai Hills who opted for VRS grapple with uncertain future

Name: Tea estate workers of Manjolai Hills who opted for VRS grapple with uncertain future
Uploaded: 2024-06-20T17:45:51Z
Description: The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Limited which operates the estate, initiated a voluntary retirement scheme on May 30. This move comes as the estate's 99-year lease approaches its end in 2028. The workers who opted for voluntary retirement were asked to vacate their quarters by August 7.

The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Limited which operates the estate, initiated a voluntary retirement scheme on May 30. This move comes as the estate's 99-year lease approaches its end in 2028. The workers who opted for voluntary retirement were asked to vacate their quarters by August 7.

Tea estate workers of Manjolai Hills who opted for VRS grapple with uncertain future

The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Limited which operates the estate, initiated a voluntary retirement scheme on May 30. This move comes as the estate's 99-year lease approaches its end in 2028. The workers who opted for voluntary retirement were asked to vacate their quarters by August 7.

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