Archive · 24 Dec 2025
AP Medical Employees Union Demands Regularisation, Pending Dues
The Andhra Pradesh Medical Employees Union celebrated its 73rd Foundation Day.
They asked the government to make contract workers permanent, pay full salaries to workers under national health programs, and bring back the old pension system.
They also want the government to pay pending dues like retirement benefits and allowances quickly.
The union leaders said all employees should work together to get these demands met.
They remembered the union's long history and asked for a faster way to solve problems.
APMEU celebrated its 73rd Foundation Day, renewing demands for regularisation of employees and clearance of pending dues.
Key demands include unconditional regularisation of contract employees, payment of 100% gross salary, and abolition of the Contributory Pension Scheme.
Pending dues such as funeral expenses, retirement benefits, and dearness allowance arrears were highlighted.
Union leaders emphasized unity among employees to achieve justice and recalled the union's legacy since 1953.
APMEU officials urged coordinated struggles across departments to safeguard employee welfare.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Medical Employees Union (APMEU)
- What
- Demanding regularisation of employees and clearance of pending dues
- When
- 73rd Foundation Day on Wednesday
- Where
- Government General Hospital, Vijayawada
- Why
- To address long-pending service benefits and employee welfare
- Organization
- Andhra Pradesh Medical Employees Union (APMEU)
- Foundation Year
- 1953
- Key Demands
- Regularisation of contract employees, payment of 100% gross salary, abolition of Contributory Pension Scheme
- Pending Dues
- Funeral expenses, retirement benefits, dearness allowance arrears, leave encashment, provident fund advances
- Event
- 73rd Foundation Day celebration