Govt staff strike: Arrangements made to ensure key services are unaffected in Karnataka ...Middle East

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With government employees deciding to go on an indefinite strike in the state from Wednesday, transport, health and education departments have made arrangements to ensure that the services are not affected. The employees have put forward their demands including, implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission report and implementation of at least 40 per cent of fitment facilities, and reverting to the Old Pension Scheme. A senior education department official told PTI today that there are standing instructions to all the schools to remain open. “We have given directions to keep the schools open. If the teachers do not turn up then they will be marked absent,” the officer said. He added that 10t

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