Regularise staff in Punjab, unions urge AAP general secretary

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Updated At : 11:11 AM Jan 30, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, January 29

AAP general secretary and Mandi Board Chairman Harchand Singh Barsat on Monday met members of the Punjab School Education Board Daily Wage Employees Union, Mohali, and the Punjab State Co-operatives, Boards, Corporations, Employees and Workers Mahasangh over their demands.

The members shared their views while handing over a letter addressed to the Chief Minister, Punjab, to Barsat.

The members of the Punjab School Education Board Daily Wage Employees Union, Mohali, said a policy was rolled out by the government in October 2022 to regularise 525 temporary employees of the board along with 8,736 temporary teachers. A seven-member committee was also formed for the same, all related work was also sent to the government, but till today no action had been taken.

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