Manipur govt. employees strike work seeking enhanced pay scale
The Hindu
The Manipur Government Services Federation and the Manipur Secretariat Services Association are demanding the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission recommendations.
The working of the government offices in Manipur was severely affected on Tuesday, the first day of the indefinite cease-work strike launched to demand the implement the recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission. The strike was called by the Manipur Government Services Federation and the Manipur Secretariat Services Association. The leaders of the striking employees said that the government had “failed to translate the various commitments and understandings into actions”. As employees in all major departments joined the strike, normal official work came to a grinding halt. The leaders said that though the government had given assurances from time to time to implement the enhanced pay scale many departments were yet to get it.
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