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SRTC VRS employees stage protest, demand release of dues 5/8/2014 10:56:19 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, May 8: In protest against the delay in clearing the pending cases of VRS employees, the JKSRTC VRS Union staged a demonstration outside Press Club of Jammu under the leadership of its presdidnt Dev Raj Bali and General Secretary Surinder Singh.The protesters strongly criticized the behaviour, conduct and work of the J&K Finance Department and Transport Higher Authorities towards the VRS/GHS employees as these authorities totally failed in solving the cases of VRS/GHS employees in clear violation of the order No.218-F dated 2007.As the case for due benefits of the VRS/GHS employees of J&K SRTC is lingering for the last more than 4 years and dues such as COLA arrears, Leave Salary, Gratuity ex-gratia grant pending bills to the tune of Rs 30,16,10,673 are lying for the last 4 years in the Finance Department. The demonstrators alleged that J&K SRTC and Finance Department are hell bent to harass the VRS/GHS employees of J&K SRTC. VRS/GHS employees are giving the dharnas and demonstrations for the last 4 years for their legitimate dues but Finance Deptt and J&K SRTC do not care at all and VRS/GHS employees and their families are suffering badly.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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