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DCU demands amendments in Oil Carriage Tenders 7/2/2018 11:15:30 PM Early Times Report Jammu, July 2: All J&K Oil Tankers and Trucks Drivers and Cleaners Union have urged the petroleum ministry and the Petroleum Public sector undertakings including Indian Oil and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation limited to include necessary clauses related to welfare of the Drivers and Cleaners in their upcoming Petroleum and LPG Carriage tenders. In a meeting the office bearers of the union have asked the heads of these public sector units to include the legal clause in tender document to ensure that the tankers and trucks owners provide at least fixed minimum wages to them otherwise as on date due to apathy of the state labour department and anti poor attitude of the senior officers of these Oil Companies, the owners exploit the drivers and cleaners and in many a cases just pay them Rs 4000 to Rs 5000 per month. Elaborating about details of their demands, Harasis Singh a senior functionary of the union informed that president of their union Sardar Ranjit Singh Raina had earlier also took up this issue with the representatives of the state and oil companies but despite assurance nothing was done on ground. Harasis also revealed that now the new tender for carriage of petroleum products in different parts of the state is about to be issued by HPCL and IOCL very soon therefore the necessary clauses should be included in terms and conditions of the tenders.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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