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Private employees body demands job security
Telangana Private Employees Association has urged the state government to take necessary measures to ensure job security to employees working in private sector. The association held its state-level meeting on Friday.
Basheerbagh: Telangana Private Employees Association has urged the state government to take necessary measures to ensure job security to employees working in private sector. The association held its state-level meeting on Friday.
Speaking to media on the occasion, president of the association Gandham Ramulu said that private employees always extended their support to CM KCR and played key role in the Telangana agitation. He appealed to the state government to ensure that ESI and PF facilities were provided to all the employees working in private sector.
He urged the government to establish a housing and employment boards for private employees and see that they get the benefits of government welfare schemes. He also urged the government to consider issuing health and insurance cards to private employees. He also sought the Abolition of Article 371(D).
Working president of the association Nutanaganti Purushottam, vice-president Dr Bhaskar, CH Shantibhushan Goud, secretaries Vemula Bhaskar, Akula Geetanjali, joint secretaries Bomma Yella Goud, V Ravindrachari, Katta Ravikumar Gupta, Rajesh, Mailapaka Anil, media in-charge Bathini Suman Goud and others attended the meeting.
