Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Hospital Workers Protest Over Unpaid Wages, Agency Exploitation
Hospital workers are protesting because they haven't been paid for five months.
They're also unhappy with the Venkataiah Agency, which handles their pay and benefits.
The agency has been paying them less than they should, even though the government set a higher wage.
The workers are struggling, especially with upcoming festivals, and they're asking the government to release funds and fix the issues with the agency.
Workers from government hospitals protested at the collectorate.
They demanded payment of five months of unpaid wages.
Workers criticized Venkataiah Agency for wage irregularities and violations.
The agency allegedly paid workers less than the set amount.
The protest occurred before the Dasara festival.
- Who
- Workers of government hospitals
- What
- Protested over unpaid wages
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Collectorate
- Why
- To demand immediate payment of pending wages and address agency issues.
Workers
Venkataiah Agency
Wage Payments
Workers
Workers are owed wages for five months and demand immediate payment.
Venkataiah Agency
The agency claims it cannot pay because the government has not released the budget.
- Protesting Group
- Workers of government hospitals
- Location
- Collectorate
- Main Demand
- Immediate payment of five months' pending wages
- Agency Issues
- Wage irregularities, PF/ESI violations
- Agency in Question
- Venkataiah Agency
- Salary paid by Agency
- Rs 9,500 for past 3 months instead of Rs 11,250
