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ITI employees, JKNTUF extend support JCC's three days strike 9/4/2013 11:05:33 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 4: J&K ITI Employees United Front extends their support three day strike's call given by JCC leaders Mohd Gafoor Dar, Ab Qayooni Wani, Muntazir. According to press release, President ITI Employees United Front Nazir Ahmed Mohd addressing a meeting of front said that the front would support JCC's three strike i.e September 9 to September 11 Meanwhile, J&K National Trade Union Front has also extended its support to scheduled strike of JCC. The JCC leadership was struggling for full implementation of signed agreement viz Regularization policy of all daily rated workers need based worker, casul labours adhopees contracted/consolidated who were engaged after 1994Enhancement of retirement age from by in 50 years, Remove of pay anomalies of clerical cared and Persevered 6500-10500 Budgetary support for at public sector and corporation to release their salaries and other pending arrears. Dar has appealed rank and head of JKNTUF including a union president/ District President to mobilize the common employee for the programme so that the program is gear up throughout the state.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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