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Cm Jagan Chairs A Key Meeting On Prc With Officials!
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 Dec 2021 11:15 AM GMT
Amid employee unions of Andhra Pradesh protesting demanding that their long demands should be addressed and fulfilled at the earliest, YSRCP chief, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy chaired a high-level meeting with the key officials of the finance ministry at the Camp office today.
It has been widely reported that CM Jagan discussed the recommendations proposed by the Pay Revision Commission (PRC) committee in the meeting. The committee members have briefed the Chief Minister on how much hike can be given to the employees.
CM Jagan is said to have responded positively to the officers during the meeting and positive news can be expected from the Andhra Pradesh government. If the recommendation gets implemented, then the long wait of the employees to get the Pay Revision Commission (PRC) recommendations and clearance of seven pending Dearness Allowance installments implemented will come to an end.
The employee unions have recently announced protests for their demands after there is no positive response from the government. To stand in solidarity with the unions, the employees are wearing black badges to work.
On the other hand, the employees' unions are hoping that they can get to hear good news from the government and the good news can be expected in three to four days. Let us wait, what the government has to offer for the employees.
It has been widely reported that CM Jagan discussed the recommendations proposed by the Pay Revision Commission (PRC) committee in the meeting. The committee members have briefed the Chief Minister on how much hike can be given to the employees.
CM Jagan is said to have responded positively to the officers during the meeting and positive news can be expected from the Andhra Pradesh government. If the recommendation gets implemented, then the long wait of the employees to get the Pay Revision Commission (PRC) recommendations and clearance of seven pending Dearness Allowance installments implemented will come to an end.
The employee unions have recently announced protests for their demands after there is no positive response from the government. To stand in solidarity with the unions, the employees are wearing black badges to work.
On the other hand, the employees' unions are hoping that they can get to hear good news from the government and the good news can be expected in three to four days. Let us wait, what the government has to offer for the employees.
