11/02/2016
JAMMU, Feb 10: The J&K Co-ordination Committee of Trade Unions
(JKCCTU) has expressed serious concern over anti-employee
recommendations of 7th Pay Commission which can neither be accepted by
the Central or the State Government.
Talking to the media-persons here today, Mohd Maqbool, president of JKCCTU said that Pay Commission recommendations have been framed as per the guidelines of World Bank and in pursuance of neo-liberal agenda of Central Government. He said the Commission had recommended to pursue the policy of contract and casual system more vigorously, further job cut by 30 % of the vacant posts besides abolishing most of the allowances. There is only 14.2 % wage increase which is almost equal to one and half installment of DA, while the rate of inflation has remained higher.
Mr Maqbool further said that the Commission has also failed to recommend the educate wage and regularization policy for casual and contract employees besides ignoring the need base wages of Rs 26,000 per month for Group D employees as suggested by the trade unions.
He further said that the Central Govt Employees Confederation and All India State Govt Employees Federation while rejecting the recommendation have decided to launch struggle and to force the Government of India to change the retrograde aspects of the report. He said as part of struggle All India State Govt Employees Federation has decided to stage 10 day dharna in front of Union Parliament and JKCCTU members also joining them from February 11.
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