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LIC employees hold massive demonstration for wage revision 7/8/2015 11:48:15 PM Early Times Report Jammu, July 8: LIC employees today staged protest demonstration demanding wage revision. According to press release, the protesters lambasted on the LIC Management and Govt. of India for their irresponsive attitude towards the demand of wage revision by holding massive demonstrations in lunch recess today in all the 19 offices of LIC of India in Jammu & Kashmir, as a part of joint call of all classes of employees at All India Level. The programme at Jammu was held outside D.O Cell Jammu & jointly led by comrade Pawan Gupta Divisional Secretary NZIEA Srinagar Division, Narinder Sharma Divisional Secretary LIC Class-1 Federation, & Ramesh Kumar of NOINO. The leaders said that the joint forum of unions in LIC, reacting on the appeal of the Management to call off the proposed strike, acted in appositive way believing the Management that it will take up our demands seriously with the Govt., and consequently deferred the proposed strike on 8th July. And the call was given to hold massive demonstrations outside LIC offices all over India during lunch recess. Also memorandums were submitted to all the eight Zonal In charges to fulfill the demands of the employees i.e. early and satisfactory settlement of wage revision pending since 01-08-2012 and giving one more option of pension scheme 1995 to left out employees.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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