The labour ministry will go ahead with its plan to introduce at least four key labour legislations in the current session of Parliament, despite trade unions opposing some of them. "We are committed to consultation with all stake holders but resistance from any one group would not halt the pace of labour reforms initiated by this government," a senior labour ministry official told ET on the sidelines of the 46th Indian Labour Conference, which concluded on Tuesday. This comes a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured trade unions that changes in the labour laws will be made with the concurrence of the unions and the consultation process will continue. 

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