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‘Management, workers should work in tandem’
APSRTC Karmika Parishad state general secretary V Varahala Naidu underscored the need for coordination between the management and workers for the development of the corporation.
Rajamahendravaram: APSRTC Karmika Parishad state general secretary V Varahala Naidu underscored the need for coordination between the management and workers for the development of the corporation.
Speaking at a meeting at the roads and buildings guest house here on Saturday, he said that the RTC management cannot run the show with contract and outsourcing workers, he said.
The recognised union in RTC was in slumber and not striving for the welfare of the working fraternity, whereas Karmika Parishad is working for the wellbeing of workers, he pointed out.
Steps would be taken to construct permanent buildings for Karmika Parishad offices across the state.
The parishad is strong in four depots of Gokavaram, Amalapuram, Kakinada and Rajamahendravaram. Karmika Parishad district leaders BLP Rao, S Srinivas and many others were present.
