Mumbai civic employees threaten to go on strike

Demand 40 percent hike in salary

PTI | November 16, 2010



Over one lakh employees of the local civic body have threatened to go on strike from November 21 as they are unhappy about the proposed hike in the salary.

Civic employee unions led by Sharad Rao as well as Shiv Sena union Bhartiya Kamgar Sena have threatened to go on strike from Sunday-November 21.

Based on the recommendations of PMA Hakeem, former secretary Animal Husbandry in Government of India, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has proposed 18 per cent hike as per sixth pay commission.

But employees union had asked for 40 per cent hike and demanded that all contract labourers be taken on payroll.

"We are not satisfied with the proposed pay scale and we will go on strike from coming Sunday,? Municipal Union, Advocate Sukhdev Kashid said.

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