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Future's women employees write to PM, seek job protection amid Amazon row

Read more about Future's women employees write to PM, seek job protection amid Amazon row on Business Standard. The Women of Big Bazaar SOS, the composite group of women who work for Future Group appealed to PM Modi and sought support to protect their livelihoods as tussle between Amazon and Future continues<br>

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Future's women employees write to PM, seek job protection amid Amazon row

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  1. Future's women employees write to PM, seek job protection amid Amazon row The Women of Big Bazaar SOS, the composite group of women who work for the Future Group, on Monday appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and sought his support to protect their livelihoods as legal tussle between Amazon and Future Group continues. In a letter to the Prime Minister, the Women of Big Bazaar SOS group said: "Future Retail and Reliance had entered into an arrangement through which Future's retail stores will continue to be operated by Reliance. Reliance has also committed to clear all debts and dues owed by Future Retail to suppliers and vendors." "Since we had been facing tough times during the pandemic, this deal provided us with a lot of hope and confidence for our continued livelihoods. However, Amazon... has tried to stop this tie-up, and consequently our future and that of our families hangs precariously," it added. Read More

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