Guest faculty members seek payment of arrears
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Members of Madurai Kamaraj University College Guest Faculty Association staged a demonstration inside the college campus here on Monday, demanding immediate payment of arrears for the revised salary.A
Members of Madurai Kamaraj University College Guest Faculty Association staged a demonstration inside the college campus here on Monday, demanding immediate payment of arrears for the revised salary. Association president M. Vellaiyan said that around 60 guest faculty members were recruited in August 2019. A Government Order stated that the monthly salary of a guest faculty must be increased from ₹15,000 to ₹ 20,000 from January 2020. However, the college has not followed the G.O. and the guest faculty were still paid only ₹15,000. “Despite stressing this demand many times, no action has been taken,” said Mr. Vellaiyan.
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