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PSPCL Workers Consider Ending Strike After Breakthrough Talks
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 27 Jul 2026, 06:10 PM
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Workers of Power Supply and Distribution Co. Ltd. (PSPCL) may call off their strike following a breakthrough in negotiations, according to reports.
Power Supply and Distribution Co. Ltd. (PSPCL), the state‑run electricity distributor in Punjab, has announced that its workers may end the ongoing strike after a significant breakthrough in talks with management.
Union representatives and company officials met earlier this week and reached a tentative agreement on key issues raised by the workforce, including wage revisions and working conditions. The discussions reportedly addressed long‑standing grievances that had led to the strike.
If the strike is called off, electricity supply to consumers across the state is expected to resume without major disruption. PSPCL officials have urged workers to confirm the agreement in a formal meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
The potential end of the strike marks a positive step for both employees and the public, who have been affected by frequent power outages during the protest.
The union has expressed willingness to formalise the agreement once all parties sign off, signalling a possible resolution to the dispute that has drawn attention from state authorities.
Union representatives and company officials met earlier this week and reached a tentative agreement on key issues raised by the workforce, including wage revisions and working conditions. The discussions reportedly addressed long‑standing grievances that had led to the strike.
If the strike is called off, electricity supply to consumers across the state is expected to resume without major disruption. PSPCL officials have urged workers to confirm the agreement in a formal meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
The potential end of the strike marks a positive step for both employees and the public, who have been affected by frequent power outages during the protest.
The union has expressed willingness to formalise the agreement once all parties sign off, signalling a possible resolution to the dispute that has drawn attention from state authorities.