Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Telangana Outsourced Staff Face Salary Delays
Many people working for the Telangana government through outsourcing companies have not been paid for months.
Some have not been paid for up to 16 months.
These workers are very upset and have been protesting.
They want the government to pay them on time and to stop using outsourcing companies.
The government has promised to help, but so far, nothing has changed.
Workers are struggling to pay for their homes, food, and other important things.
They hope the government will fix this problem soon.
Nearly 5 lakh outsourced employees in Telangana have not received salaries for months.
Delays range from 3 to 16 months across various departments.
Employees have protested, including at health facilities and government offices.
The government has promised to form a corporation to manage outsourced employees but has not taken action.
Workers argue that direct government employment would increase their salaries and eliminate agency commissions.
- Who
- Outsourced employees working for various Telangana government departments
- What
- Salary delays ranging from 3 to 16 months
- When
- Current financial year, with some delays extending back further
- Where
- Telangana, India
- Why
- Government has not released funds for outsourced employees' salaries
- Number of Outsourced Employees
- 4,93,820
- Departments Affected
- Bhu Bharati, Mission Bhagiratha, Revenue, Irrigation, BC Welfare, Land Acquisition, Health, Education
- Salary Delay Duration
- 3 to 16 months
- Salary Range
- ₹13,611 to ₹20,750
- Proposed Government Action
- Formation of a corporation to manage outsourced employees
