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Punjab Roadways contractual employees continue to protest over job regularisation

Written by  Rajan Nath -- December 08th 2021 09:08 AM
Punjab Roadways contractual employees continue to protest over job regularisation

Punjab Roadways contractual employees continue to protest over job regularisation

Punjab Roadways strike: The contractual employees of Punjab Roadways, PRTC and PUNBUS on Wednesday continued to protest over job regularisation and other issues across the state. One of the protesters said that "The state government keeps making promises to us but our demands haven't been fulfilled. We will continue this strike until our demands are met." Also Read | Punjab Roadways, PRTC contractual staff go on indefinite strike Contractual employees of Punjab Roadways, PRTC launch indefinite strike |  India News – India TV He further said that the protesters have three demands which include regularisation of contractual employees of Punjab Roadways, an increase in the number of buses, and balancing the workload and income of the employees. Also Read | Covid-19 India: These states and UTs have reported Omicron variant so far PRTC calls for indefinite strike across Punjab from today - Hindustan Times "We have three demands which include the regularisation of contractual employees, increase 10,000 more buses in the PRTC and the roadways and implement the decision of Supreme Court to balance the workload and income of employees," he said. Highlighting the number of workers involved in the protest, he said that more than 7,000 workers are raising their voices over the issue. "We have a total of 27 bus depo in Punjab, all are closed. Over 7,000 workers are involved in the protest and demanding these three things from the state government," he added. Punjab: Contractual employees to block PUNBUS, PRTC bus stands for 4 hours  - PTC News When Charanjit Singh Channi came to power, he told us that the contractual employees will be regularised, but it could not happen under his governance too." Meanwhile, passengers face problems in travelling over the suspension of bus services in Punjab. "I am facing a lot of problems in travelling. I want to visit Amritsar but could not get the bus here," Pinky, a passenger said. -PTC News


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