Protests by mid-day meal worker in India
Midday meal workers in India win pay rise after 39-day strike
The workers who are currently paid around USD 17.85 won a USD 3.5 hike two days after their withdrew their 39-day strike. The workers cool meals for nearly 10 million school children in the State of Bihar
Hundreds of thousands of midday meal workers protest in India demanding minimum wages
The protest on February 8 was in solidarity with the midday meal workers in the State of Bihar, who have been on an indefinite strike since January 7. The other demands include payment of salaries throughout the year and an end to the privatization of the midday meal scheme
Mid-day meals workers across India to stage protest on February 8
The protest will be held in solidarity with the near 250,000 mid-day meal scheme workers who have been protesting in the State of Bihar, demanding higher wager, government employee status and pensions
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