Jagan promises to stand by Rural Water Supply contract workers
Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday assured support to the Rural Water Supply (RWS) contract workers in their demand for job security and removal of the third-party contract system.A delegation of RWS Contract Workers’ Union representatives met Mr. Jagan at the YSRCP office in Tadepalli and submitted a representation highlighting their long-pending issues. They requested him to take up their concerns with the State government.The representatives said around 7,000 contract workers had been operating and maintaining comprehensive rural drinking water schemes across Andhra Pradesh for the past 26 years.
- ▪Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday assured support to the Rural Water Supply (RWS) contract workers in their demand for job security and removal of the third-party contract system.A delegation of RWS Contract Workers’ Union representatives met M
- ▪Jagan at the YSRCP office in Tadepalli and submitted a representation highlighting their long-pending issues.
- ▪They requested him to take up their concerns with the State government.The representatives said around 7,000 contract workers had been operating and maintaining comprehensive rural drinking water schemes across Andhra Pradesh for the past 2
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YSR Congress Party president Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday assured support to the Rural Water Supply (RWS) contract workers in their demand for job security and removal of the third-party contract system.A delegation of RWS Contract Workers’ Union representatives met Mr. Jagan at the YSRCP office in Tadepalli and submitted a representation highlighting their long-pending issues. They requested him to take up their concerns with the State government.The representatives said around 7,000 contract workers had been operating and maintaining comprehensive rural drinking water schemes across Andhra Pradesh for the past 26 years. However, they alleged that workers continue to face uncertainty due to the existing contract system, reduced wages and delays in salary payments.They informed Mr.
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