The Labor Union at Maruti Udyog Limited (MUL) has decided to meet the management for another round of talks on October 10, even as the six-hour tools-down strike will be intensified affecting daily output by nearly 60 percent. ''The union will be meeting the management again on Tuesday (October 10) to chalk out the new incentive scheme. We are willing to negotiate with the management to resolve the crisis,'' Maruti Udyog Employees' Union (MUEU) General Secretary Mathew Abraham said in New Delhi on Friday. However, the Union has decided to intensify its agitation by going on a two-hour each shift strike in all the major production-related areas, like press shop, weld shop, paint shop, engine assembly line etc. Mr. Mathew claimed that this fresh offensive would affect production by nearly 60 per cent as the company will be able to produce only 500 cars now as against the normal production level of 1,500 cars a day. Mr. Abraham and some other workers have been on a Hunger Strike for the last four days Wage negotiations between Maruti management and union had ended in a statement on Thursday. MUL Managing Director Jagdish Khattar stated on Thursday that no decision had been taken on the revised incentive scheme at the meeting. ''We will have another round of negotiations in a couple of days and hope to finalize something then.'' He further stated that the union's proposed incentive scheme was not acceptable to the company as it would put an additional burden of Rs 60-70 crore on the company. ''We are trying to work out a compromising package.'' MUL employees are demanding improved incentive-based production and revised pension schemes. Bureau Report