Delhi Health Workers End Strike After Promises from Municipal Body
Contractual Multi-Tasking Staff (Public Health) in Delhi ended their strike following assurances from a committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. The committee promised to address the employees' demands regarding mosquito-borne disease control in accordance with established rules. The Mayor emphasized the importance of these workers.
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The strike by contractual Multi-Tasking Staff (Public Health) workers in Delhi has been called off. This follows assurances from a committee formed by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, according to Mayor Sardar Raja Iqbal Singh's Friday statement.
A 10-member panel was tasked with reviewing the workers' demands and engaging in discussions with their representatives. The committee pledged that all legitimate concerns would be addressed lawfully, aligning with municipal regulations.
Highlighting the essential role these workers play in combating diseases like dengue and malaria, the Delhi Mayor assured resolution of their issues through a transparent process. Officials are instructed to act based on the committee's findings and adhere to the rules.
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