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One Day Protest: PHE leaders seek worker's support 6/22/2016 11:05:14 PM Jammu, June 22: To make success one day protest scheduled to be held on June 27, senior leaders of PHE Workers Welfare Associations, Jammu Provence have seeks workers' support. To accelerate the trade unions activities and to make all success of One Day Protest demonstration scheduled to be held on June 27, a team of senior leaders have a tour to aware the workers and to participate in the said protest demonstration. The senior leader while on tour to Nagrota, Bajalta, Sarurinsar and Jhajjar Kotli and have meetings with the employees and workers of PHE. Department and discussed the various issues and burning problems being faced by the employees and workers. In the meeting Employees and workers criticized the higher authorities of the department as well as J&K State Govt. 'who have adopted anti-employees and anti-labour policies which are hampering the lower cadre employees and all sorts of daily-rated workers washing without salary/wages and it is unfortunate that nobody is there to listen. The team comprised of Ram Labhaya, Surinder Kumar, Raju Jamwal, Sanjay Bali, Manzoor Ali and Ravi Kumar.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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