Archive · 22 Sep 2025
AP JAC Urges Government Action on Employee Financial Issues
Imagine a group representing government workers is asking for help.
They want the government to pay back money it owes to its workers and retirees.
This money includes things like salaries, retirement benefits, and medical help.
Many retired workers haven't received their payments, like gratuity, and are struggling.
The group wants the government to give them some of these payments as a special gift.
They also want the government to improve the medical program for workers and fix other issues.
They're planning meetings and might take action to make sure the government listens.
AP JAC Amaravati urges State government to resolve employee financial issues.
Arrears of nearly Rs 30,000 crore remain unpaid to employees and pensioners.
Leaders expressed concern over delays in addressing long-pending demands.
Demands include DA arrears, pensioners’ dues, and a PRC Commissioner appointment.
Meeting passed resolution for unions to complete state-level meetings by November 30.
- Who
- AP JAC Amaravati and state government
- What
- AP JAC Amaravati demands immediate resolution of financial issues faced by employees and pensioners.
- When
- Sunday, meeting was held
- Where
- Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To address pending dues, improve the Employee Health Scheme, and improve employee welfare.
- Organization
- AP JAC Amaravati
- Meeting Location
- Revenue Bhavan, Vijayawada
- Key Demands
- Address financial issues, pay arrears
- Arrears Amount
- Nearly Rs 30,000 crore
- Leaders Involved
- Bopparaju Venkateswarlu, Palisetti Damodar Rao