Jalandhar, February 7
The Computer Teachers’ Union today decided to go for a state-level agitation on February 10. A four-me
mber committee of the union was constituted by Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal at Punjab Bhawan on January 8 and it was assured that their issues would be solved within three weeks. But even after four weeks, no action has been initiated on the issue.
Union leaders condemned the step-motherly treatment being meted out to computer teachers. They alleged that computer teachers were not given some major benefits even after their regularisation.
Union members demanded that the 7,000 teachers in the union be brought under the Education Department.
They said all of them would be present on the rally on February 10 along with their families and would go on a mass casual leave on that day.
They said if the issues of the teachers were not addressed, then a series of dharnas would be held outside the DGSE office from February 11. — TNS
The Computer Teachers’ Union today decided to go for a state-level agitation on February 10. A four-me
mber committee of the union was constituted by Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal at Punjab Bhawan on January 8 and it was assured that their issues would be solved within three weeks. But even after four weeks, no action has been initiated on the issue.
Union leaders condemned the step-motherly treatment being meted out to computer teachers. They alleged that computer teachers were not given some major benefits even after their regularisation.
Union members demanded that the 7,000 teachers in the union be brought under the Education Department.
They said all of them would be present on the rally on February 10 along with their families and would go on a mass casual leave on that day.
They said if the issues of the teachers were not addressed, then a series of dharnas would be held outside the DGSE office from February 11. — TNS
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