Telangana government hospital contract workers threaten indefinite strike over wages
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HYDERABAD Contract workers employed in government hospitals across Telangana have threatened to launch an indefinite strike if the State government fails to address their long-pending demands, including an increase in minimum wages, payment of bonuses and provision of statutory leave. The Telangana Medical Contract Employees and Workers Union under the AITUC intensified its agitation for the second consecutive day on Friday, November 13 with protests held at government hospitals across the State.
The workers are demanding a minimum monthly wage of ₹26,000 for sanitation, patient care and security personnel employed under the Integrated Hospital Facility Management Services (IHFMS) system. Addressing a protest at the Modern Government Maternity Hospital in Petlaburuj, AITUC State General Secretary M.
Narasimha accused the State government of neglecting the concerns of contract workers by failing to revise their wages for the past two years despite repeated representations.
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