Archive · 17 Nov 2025
Telangana RTC Employees Demand Pay Parity and Revised Scales
Employees of the government-run bus company in Telangana want their salaries to be the same as other government workers.
They say their pay raises have been delayed for a long time, causing them to struggle financially.
Some retired employees are also waiting for money they are owed.
The employee union is asking the Chief Minister to make a decision about this soon in a government meeting, hoping to fix the pay problem and help the workers who supported the current government.
TSRTC employees demand pay parity with other government employees
Union claims significant delay of 55 months in routine pay revision
Employees highlight lower salaries compared to equivalent government positions
Retired RTC employees protest for pending DA arrears and 2017 pay scale revisions
Union urges Chief Minister to decide on pay scale revision in upcoming cabinet meeting
- Who
- Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) Employees’ Union
- What
- Urging the State government to revise pay scales to match those of other government employees and implement pending DA arrears for retired employees
- When
- Seeking a decision in the Cabinet meeting on Monday, November 17th, for pay revision from 1-4-2021
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Why
- Employees' salaries are lower than government employees at the same level, and routine pay revisions have been delayed, causing financial distress
Employees' Union
State Government
Pay Scale
Employees' Union
Employees demand pay parity with government employees
State Government
Government has not yet agreed to the demand
- Organization
- Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) Employees’ Union
- Demand
- Pay scale revision and parity with government employees
- Stated Revenue
- Rs 9,000 crore annually
- Delay in Pay Revision
- 55 months
- Proposed Effective Date for Revision
- 1-4-2021