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APJAC Amaravati Seeks Trade Union Support for Employees' Movement
APJAC Amaravati is a group representing Andhra Pradesh government employees.
It is asking major trade unions to support employees seeking solutions to their demands.
Its leaders met representatives of AITUC and CITU.
They invited the unions to a conference in Vijayawada on August 28.
The AITUC and CITU leaders promised to support the movement.
They also said they would back future programmes connected with the agitation.
The conference will help the groups decide what to do next.
Employees, teachers, pensioners and workers’ unions have been asked to attend.
APJAC Amaravati leaders sought AITUC and CITU support for the ongoing government employees’ movement.
The leaders invited AITUC and CITU representatives to a State-level conference in Vijayawada on August 28.
AITUC and CITU leaders assured APJAC Amaravati of full support for the employees’ movement.
The conference will discuss the future course of action on employees’ issues.
APJAC Amaravati urged employees, teachers, pensioners and workers’ unions to attend and show solidarity.
- Who
- APJAC Amaravati leaders, AITUC, CITU and other employee, teacher, pensioner and workers’ unions.
- What
- APJAC Amaravati sought trade union support for the ongoing movement by State government employees.
- Where
- The meeting took place in Vijayawada, where the State-level conference will also be held.
- When
- The meeting was held on Wednesday; the State-level conference is scheduled for August 28.
- Why
- To seek support for resolving government employees’ legitimate demands and to plan future action.
Key facts
- Organising group
- APJAC Amaravati
- Movement
- Ongoing agitation for the resolution of State government employees’ demands
- Supporting unions
- All India Trade Union Congress and Centre of Indian Trade Unions
- Conference date
- August 28
- Conference location
- Vijayawada
- Planned purpose
- To express solidarity and determine the future course of action
Sources
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