Clerks’ strike enters 14th day, work paralysed at govt offices in Gurugram
1 year, 5 months ago

Clerks’ strike enters 14th day, work paralysed at govt offices in Gurugram

Hindustan Times  

The strike by hundreds of clerks from various government departments, seeking a salary hike, entered its 14th day on Wednesday, with hundreds of vehicle and property registrations held up in Gurugram and routine operations of many other government departments, remaining suspended for the past two weeks. Clerks in government departments across the state went on strike on July 5, saying they would remain on indefinite mass leave until the Haryana government gives them a pay raise. The agitation has affected the work of various government-run departments, including Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority, Municipal Corporation of Gurugram, excise, road transport authority, Haryana Roadways, education, revenue, irrigation, forest, wildlife, and power department. The revenue department, RTA in charge of car registration, the Parivar Pehchan Patra, the driving licence, the education department, and the forest department are the ones severely impacted by the strike.

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As talks with protesting clerks fail, Haryana invokes ‘no-work-no-pay’ principle
1 year, 4 months ago

As talks with protesting clerks fail, Haryana invokes ‘no-work-no-pay’ principle

Hindustan Times  

With the third round of talks with protesting clerks ending in a stalemate, the Haryana government on Thursday decided to invoke the “no-work-no-pay” principle and not release the salaries of the agitating employees for the period that they remain on strike. As per the letter issued by the office of Haryana chief secretary to the additional chief secretary of finance …

Strike by govt clerks inconveniences Gurugram residents
1 year, 5 months ago

Strike by govt clerks inconveniences Gurugram residents

Hindustan Times  

Citizens visiting government offices in Gurugram were inconvenienced on Friday by the ongoing strike by clerks of all the departments demanding a salary hike. Hundreds of clerks from various departments are on mass leave since Wednesday for an indefinite period and are currently holding a protest outside the Mini Secretariat, said district officials. Most of the clerks from Gurugram Metropolitan …

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