Regularise services, demands civic body sweepers’ union

Patiala, April 5 The sweepers’ union of the Municipal Corporation has written to local Member of Parliament Preneet Kaur demanding regularisation of their jobs. In a letter union members stated that they served the city and worked during peak of...

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Apr 06, 2021 IST

Patiala, April 5

The sweepers’ union of the Municipal Corporation has written to local Member of Parliament Preneet Kaur demanding regularisation of their jobs.

In a letter union members stated that they served the city and worked during peak of the Covid-19 pandemic. They demanded that jobs of outsourced employees of the MC be regularised. They also demanded that services of 30 daily wage cleanliness workers of the corporation be regularised. — TNS

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