Teachers body seeks immediate implementation of pay revision commission, interim relief
Members of Navyandhra Teachers Association (NTA) on Wednesday took strong objection to the delay in implementation of revised pay structures for employees, despite a steep hike in prices of essential commodities, along with increasing education and healthcare expenses.The association’s State president K. Srinivasa Rao, in a statement, said the State government employees, teachers and pensioners had been waiting for a new Pay Revision Commission (PRC) and Interim Relief (IR) for the past three years. The association also emphasised that employee welfare and the quality of public services were closely interconnected and urged the government to respond positively to their concerns and take immediate steps to provide financial relief.
- ▪Members of Navyandhra Teachers Association (NTA) on Wednesday took strong objection to the delay in implementation of revised pay structures for employees, despite a steep hike in prices of essential commodities, along with increasing educa
- ▪Srinivasa Rao, in a statement, said the State government employees, teachers and pensioners had been waiting for a new Pay Revision Commission (PRC) and Interim Relief (IR) for the past three years.
- ▪The association also emphasised that employee welfare and the quality of public services were closely interconnected and urged the government to respond positively to their concerns and take immediate steps to provide financial relief.
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Members of Navyandhra Teachers Association (NTA) on Wednesday took strong objection to the delay in implementation of revised pay structures for employees, despite a steep hike in prices of essential commodities, along with increasing education and healthcare expenses.The association’s State president K. Harikrishna and general secretary M. Srinivasa Rao, in a statement, said the State government employees, teachers and pensioners had been waiting for a new Pay Revision Commission (PRC) and Interim Relief (IR) for the past three years.
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