After Maratha reservation, it will be affected in the government departments of Maharashtra.
The state government had directed all the employees to appear on duty on Tuesday (July 7th) on Monday (July 6th) and warned them to take strict disciplinary action against them and cut the wages.
Mumbai: 17 lakh employees of Maharashtra have started a three-day strike on Tuesday to implement the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission and to fulfill the pending demands. Due to the strike, education and medical departments can be most affected.
These employees will be involved in the strike
The state government had instructed all the employees to appear on duty on Tuesday (July 7th) on Monday (July 6th) and warned them to take strict disciplinary action against those people and cut the wages, which were passed by the MESMA (Maharashtra Mandatory Services Maintenance Act) Will fail to comply with their duties. It was also announced that 1,50,000 gazetted officers who will be withdrawn from this three-day strike will be paid a dearness allowance (DA) of 14 months.
At the same time, an official of the Maharashtra State Employees Association (MSEO) said that all the workers till the level of taluka have joined the movement. The MSO had accused the State Government of implementing the recommendations of the seventh Pay Commission effective from January 1, 2016.
These demands are for the strike
The main demands of the strikers include scheduling five days a week in all government offices, increasing the age of retirement from 58 years to 60 years and recruitment on more than 2,00,000 vacancies in the state.
What are the other demands-
- Seventh Pay Commission to be implemented
- You should get two breaks in the week
- 1 lakh 80 thousand vacant posts to be recruited.
- Retirement age should be 60 years
Work may be affected in these offices
As a result of the strike, work in all government offices at the headquarters, ministry, collectorate, tahsil and taluka level can be affected. Apart from this, work will also be affected in educational institutions, medical and other institutions.
Mumbai: 17 lakh employees of Maharashtra have started a three-day strike on Tuesday to implement the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission and to fulfill the pending demands. Due to the strike, education and medical departments can be most affected.
These employees will be involved in the strike
The state government had instructed all the employees to appear on duty on Tuesday (July 7th) on Monday (July 6th) and warned them to take strict disciplinary action against those people and cut the wages, which were passed by the MESMA (Maharashtra Mandatory Services Maintenance Act) Will fail to comply with their duties. It was also announced that 1,50,000 gazetted officers who will be withdrawn from this three-day strike will be paid a dearness allowance (DA) of 14 months.
At the same time, an official of the Maharashtra State Employees Association (MSEO) said that all the workers till the level of taluka have joined the movement. The MSO had accused the State Government of implementing the recommendations of the seventh Pay Commission effective from January 1, 2016.
These demands are for the strike
The main demands of the strikers include scheduling five days a week in all government offices, increasing the age of retirement from 58 years to 60 years and recruitment on more than 2,00,000 vacancies in the state.
What are the other demands-
- Seventh Pay Commission to be implemented
- You should get two breaks in the week
- 1 lakh 80 thousand vacant posts to be recruited.
- Retirement age should be 60 years
Work may be affected in these offices
As a result of the strike, work in all government offices at the headquarters, ministry, collectorate, tahsil and taluka level can be affected. Apart from this, work will also be affected in educational institutions, medical and other institutions.
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