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Casual, need base workers(PDD) stage protest 9/19/2016 11:07:26 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 19: All Jammu Province Casual/Need Based Workers Union Power Development Department staged protest demonstration and taken out a rally from Chief Engineer Office EM &RE Wing, Jammu via Canal Road to Press Club Jammu in support of their genuine demands. A large numbers of Casual/Need Based Workers of Power Development Department from different Jammu District participated in the Rally and slogan in the support of their genuine demands. It is strongly requested to the administration release of Wages for Jammu Region Workers immediately. They stated that they have been serving for past so many years and monthly salaries are not being released in favour regularly which has put us to lot of financial crisis. The demands viz Release monthly Wages from the Wages Head for last 7 years, Regularization Policy to Workers, Insurance Policy to Workers and Compensation to Death/Handicapped Workers.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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