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EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Mar 22: Demanding the release of pending salaries, the Female Multipurpose Health Workers (FMPHWs) of the Health and Family Welfare Department said that the J&K government should come up with a permanent solution for avoiding the delay in issuance of their pays and perks. Lashing out against the authorities for the delay in the release of their monthly salaries, the General Secretary of the FMPHW Association said that it is most unfortunate that despite putting up best efforts in several government run schemes they have to literally beg for their wages. “This is sheer injustice with us as we are constantly working hard for the care of the society. Neither our salaries are being issued timely nor are our DPCs getting considered in a stipulated time frame. We are made to suffer unnecessarily. We served as the frontline workers during the pandemic and instead of recognizing our efforts, we are forced into a state of depression,” the General Secretary of the Association said.
She further said that the issue of pending salaries is adversely affecting their lives. “We are working without salaries due to which our families are suffering. The authorities should take note of it,” she said.
“On one hand the government keeps on chanting slogans like Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao but on the other hand even after serving dutifully it is denying salaries to these hard working daughters. What benefit is being extended by the government to employees like us who are the real flag bearers of various public welfare schemes,” she added.
She said that they are facing several hardships as the authorities have not released their salaries for the last several months, adding that the government should find out a way out of this nagging problem of delayed issuance of salaries as well as formation of DPCs from time to time so that they could properly concentrate to their professional duties. |
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