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EJAC reiterates demand of regularization of daily wagers
5/5/2019 11:09:13 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, May 5: A meeting of Employees Joint Action Committee (EJAC) was held which was presided over by President Fayaz Ahmad Shabnam. In the meeting various issues related to the welfare of employees were discussed especially abolishment of SRO 202 and the regularization of daily wagers on fast track basis. The issue regarding the pending salaries of daily wagers was also discussed. EJAC urged the government to resolves all these issues at the earliest so that the employees will have a sigh of relief. The president also sought the support of all the leaders/Units of EJAC to make it vibrant, robust and strong. The leaders were instructed to maintain a close rapport with the field functionaries and in this regard the district presidents were told to organise get together/meetings in their respective districts. The leaders of all the constituent factions of Employees' Joint Action Committee presented their views and pledged their support to the organization. Employees Joint Action Committee has a history of bailing out the employees of the state from troubles and it has solved several issues confronted by the employees of the state.
All the leaders unanimously reiterated to make the organization strong at grass root levels and vowed to make it much more firm than it ever has been. All the issues concerning the employees of the state were discussed and it was resolved that the issues will be taken up once the move offices/Secretariat open in Srinagar. The issues will be dealt with as the organization has been doing up to now and the trust that the employees of the state have in the organization will be kept intact. EJAC is well aware about the issues concerning the employees of the state and it will leave no stone unturned to press for the early redressal of these issues.
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