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Workers grew upset that their wages hadn't seemed to rise along with company sales, says machine operator C. Murali Manoharan. Then a 16-year Pricol veteran, he made about $170 a month at current exchange rates. He says supporting his school-age daughter grew harder as food and education prices rose, and he seethed as executives saved enough from their salaries and bonuses to buy new cars and houses. "The company's growth was huge," Mr. ManoharanUgg Classic Short says. "But our wages were still low." Workers began demanding bigger pay increases. Mr. Mohan resisted, telling workers that raises had already been negotiated by Pricol's existing unions. Doused With Kerosene In early 2007, workers turned to Mr. Kumarasami. The head of the All India Central Council of Trade Unions in Tamil Nadu's capital, Chennai, Mr. Kumarasami promised Pricol workers he would help secure higher wages for permanent and contract workers alike. Mr. Kumarasami immediately led a strike at Pricol's three Coimbatore plants. At one point, striking female factory workers doused themselves with kerosene and threatened to light themselves on fire. Mr. Mohan says the threat was a union stunt to wring concessions from the company, which Mr. Kumarasami denies. With production slumping, Mr. Mohan replaced the striking contract workers with other contract workers, and braced for a battle with Mr. Kumarasami. "He'd thought we'd buckle in a day," says Mr. Mohan. Permanent employees returned to work in June, after striking for 100 days. In July -- when Pricol traditionally announced its wage increases -- Mr. Mohan said there would be no raises, citing the work stoppages' impact on production and sales. Soon after, several contract laborers who had been hired during the strike were rounded up by workers and tied to trees outside the factory, say executives and workers. These disruptions stung. 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In March 2009, two men on motorcycles he couldn't identify came to his house and thrashed him with iron rods, breaking his hand. In May, he says, another Pricol worker slashed him from behind with a machete as he waited at a bus station, leaving him unable lift his arm. "That union achieved nothing," says Mr. Manoharan, who is paid by Pricol though his limp arm has kept him off the job. Such feelings led some Pricol managers to believe they could work around Mr. Kumarasami. One executive who spearheaded this approach was human-resources manager Mr. George, a native of the southern Kerala state educated at one of India's top management universities. Hired into a volatile situation in March 2009, Ugg Fluff Flip Flop the new HR boss tried to bond with workers, executives say, particularly those who had protested wage freezes with work slowdowns, including cardplaying or sleeping during their shifts. He asked to hear grievances and maintained an open-door policy. 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