NEW DELHI: The Cabinet approval for UPS is a big boost for central govt employees, said representatives of Joint Consultative Machinery (JCM) who met with PM Narendra Modi on Saturday evening, reports Dipak Dash. The head of the national council of JCM also submitted the demand for revision of minimum wage to Rs 32,500 per month for govt employees and urged for lifting the ban on creation of new posts in govt departments, particularly the railways.
“Met a delegation of staff side from JCM for Central Govt employees. They expressed joy on the Cabinet’s decision regarding UPS,” the PM wrote on platform X after the meeting.
The JCM is a statutory body for dialogue between govt and its employees to resolve issues amicably. Over one-third of those represented by JCM are railway employees.
“Most of the issues we had been raising with govt have been addressed,” JCM chief M Raghavaiah said.
“Met a delegation of staff side from JCM for Central Govt employees. They expressed joy on the Cabinet’s decision regarding UPS,” the PM wrote on platform X after the meeting.
The JCM is a statutory body for dialogue between govt and its employees to resolve issues amicably. Over one-third of those represented by JCM are railway employees.
“Most of the issues we had been raising with govt have been addressed,” JCM chief M Raghavaiah said.
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