Text book printing to resume at KBPS on Monday
The Hindu
The remaining portion of works to print school text books for the upcoming academic year is likely to resume on Monday after employees of the Kerala Books and Publications Society had withdrawn from p
The remaining portion of works to print school text books for the upcoming academic year is likely to resume on Monday after employees of the Kerala Books and Publications Society had withdrawn from printing activities following spread of COVID 19 among the workers early this month. Trade union leaders at the society said that they had informed the society management that they would not be in a position to safely continue the works in the wake of rapid spread of the pandemic among the workers. All the printing works had then been halted on May 8, said M.M. Mahesh of KBPS Staff and Workers' Union, INTUC. The printing society has around 170 permanent employees and around 400 other workers. A total of 34 people had been infected at various times. The workers infected include those employed on daily wages and those manning the canteen as well as the permanent employees. Most of the infected workers have recovered or are on the way to recovery, he added.
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