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AIKS urges BSNL to pay salaries to employees on time 6/21/2016 12:18:45 AM Early Times Report Jammu, June 20: State President All India Kissan Sabha, J&K State, Dr. G.S. Charak has urged the BSNL authorities to pay watch and ward charges/ salary for BTS sites to the poor employees regularly before 20th of every month and credited to the respective accounts. He said that the three months salaries and also the enhanced monthly rent arrears is yet balance from January 2015. He further said that the poor have to work day & night having so many responsibilities and have no time to visit the office of BSNL for salary , they should be paid regularly before 20th of every month in their account Nos. Dr. G.S. Charak, has once again appealed to the concerned BSNL authorities to release the pending arrears on account of the said watch and ward charges/ salary immediately and ensure that the monthly charges to the watch and ward employees on this count are released on monthly basis without any delay in future preferably by or before 20th of every month and credited to the respective accounts.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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