Gurgaon: The scoring of workers’ workers held protests outside the Mini Secretariat on Monday, looking for direct release of their delayed wages and regularization.
They also demanded that they be classified as government employees when they perform the task comparable to the full timer.
Under banners of workers and helpers, Haryana, workers claimed that they had not received wages over the past six months.
“We are from poor families, and we have without pay for the past six months.
How will we survive?” Secretary Union Sarawati Panchal.
Protest workers also demanded that their minimum wage increased to RS 24,000, along with retirement benefits.
Workers say they have worked at the forefront of the first wave and both pandemic – from surveying patients to help pregnant women who have contracted Covid to provide medicines and rations to people in isolation, “We have been in our feet for the future Then two years “.
“So, we deserve a wage increase.
We have worked hard during the pandemic and some of us even contracted Coronavirus, but we continue to work.
We want us to be recognized as a government employee.
When we try so much, why not?” Panchal said.
Workers decide to increase their protests if their demands are not fulfilled.
“We will leave our work and sit outside the Mini Secretariat until our demands are not fulfilled, only then the government will realize the value of our work,” President Union Shrada Devi said.
When contacted, District Program Officer (Development of Children) Sunain Khatri confirmed the late wage wages to workers and assistance and ensured that the remuneration would be released in the next few days.
“Yes, workers have not received remuneration for their center because of the issuance budget.
Only when the government will release the budget, will we be able to provide it.
We are aware of their difficulties and try to help them as soon as possible,” he said.
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