Telangana electricity employees demand immediate implementation of pay revision

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Telangana State Electricity Employees Union staged a protest at the Vidyut Soudha in Hyderabad on Tuesday, demanding the immediate implementation of the pay revision that was promised by the state government. The…

Telangana State Electricity Employees Union staged a protest at the Vidyut Soudha in Hyderabad on Tuesday, demanding the immediate implementation of the pay revision that was promised by the state government. The employees are seeking the release of pending installments under the 12th Pay Revision Commission report.

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Union leaders warned that they would intensify their agitation if the government does not meet their demands by the end of this month. The employees have been waiting for the pay revision for several months, and they accused the authorities of delaying the process despite repeated assurances.

The protest saw a large turnout of workers from various wings of the electricity department, who raised slogans and displayed placards. The union has submitted a memorandum to the officials and is now waiting for a response from the state government.

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The demand for pay revision implementation has been a long-standing issue for Telangana electricity employees, who last received a pay revision under the 11th Pay Revision Commission in 2018. With the state government facing fiscal pressures, the delay in releasing the 12th Pay Revision Commission benefits has created growing unrest among the 50,000-strong workforce across generation, transmission, and distribution wings. The key test will be whether the government clears the arrears and revised pay before the next round of municipal elections, where employee unions often act as influential campaigners. The union's 31 January deadline will show whether the government is willing to risk industrial action during the ongoing summer months when power demand peaks.

The protest saw a large turnout of workers from various wings of the electricity department, who raised slogans and displayed placards. The union has submitted a memorandum to the officials and is now waiting for a response from the state government.


Source: telugu360.com

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