CM appeals to RTC employees to call off strike
The Hindu
He has reiterated that pay revision as per 6th Pay Commission is not possible
Bengaluru With the strike by employees of Road Transport Corporations entering the third day on Friday, despite some of their colleagues losing jobs, Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa has again appealed to them to report back to duty and cooperate with the government. Addressing mediapersons, the Chief Minister said that considering the financial position of the government, pay revision on par with the recommendations made by the 6th Pay Commission is not possible
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