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Mid-day meal workers want hike in remuneration

Mid-day meal workers attend a meeting in Tarn Taran on Sunday. Photo: Gurbaxpuri

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The district unit of the Mid-day Meal Workers Union, Punjab, in a meeting organised at the local Gandhi Municipal Park on Sunday, under the leadership of Jasbir Kaur, flayed the state government for its failure to accept any of the long-pending demands of the workers and the employees.

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Rajwant Kaur Marhana, Kailash and Rajni were among those who addressed the gathering and took a serious note of the negligence attitude of the state government, which the leaders alleged, has failed to accept any of their demands after coming to power.

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The union leaders said that they have been demanding an increase in their remuneration besides increasing the contribution of sanitary workers to the mid-day meal work but the government had failed to do so. The leaders stressed on the facility of a life insurance for Rs 5 lakh by the state government and salary according to the Labour Commission‘s recommendations. The workers have been demanding sets of two uniforms in a year. The mid-day meal workers union also shouted slogans against the state government for its indifferent attitude towards the demands of the employees and the daily wagers.

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