TSRTC JAC ups the ante on demands
The Hindu
Seek crediting of salaries on time
The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) Joint Action Committee (JAC) on Friday upped the ante in their demands to be paid salaries on time and fair treatment of employees. Speaking to the media, TSRTC JAC office bearers K. Raji Reddy, from the TSRTC Employees Union, and K, Hanumanthu Mudiraj, from the Telangana Jathiya Mazdoor Union, among others, laid out plans which entail meeting top officials of the State and Union government and explaining to them their grievances. Mr. Reddy said that a representation on these issues was given to the office of Transport Minister Puvvada Ajay Kumar, even as he maintained that despite comments to the contrary, unions of the TSRTC continue to function. Units of the JAC have been established in all regions and conveners have taken charge.
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