Teachers Union in Andhra Pradesh Demands Pay and Pension Revisions
Teachers body seeks immediate action on pay and pension issues
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The Progressive Recognised Teachers Union of Andhra Pradesh (PRTU-A.P.) has petitioned the state government for urgent action on pay and pension issues. They are advocating for the formation of service rules, establishment of a new Pay Revision Committee, and restoration of the old pension system following a protest in Ongole.
- 01PRTU-A.P. demands immediate action on pay and pension issues.
- 02Protest held at Prakasam Bhavan in Ongole.
- 03Call for a new Pay Revision Committee (PRC).
- 04Request for 30% interim relief for teachers.
- 05Advocacy for abolishing the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) and restoring the Old Pension System (OPS).
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Members of the Progressive Recognised Teachers Union of Andhra Pradesh (PRTU-A.P.) have urged the state government to address their demands regarding pay and pension issues. During a protest at Prakasam Bhavan in Ongole, PRTU Prakasam district president Narahari Anjireddy emphasized the need for the formulation of service rules for teachers across the state. The union is calling for the establishment of a new Pay Revision Committee (PRC) and the provision of 30% interim relief. Additionally, they are advocating for the abolition of the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) and the restoration of the Old Pension System (OPS), which they believe would better serve the interests of teachers in Andhra Pradesh.
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If the demands are met, it could lead to enhanced financial security for teachers in Andhra Pradesh, impacting their livelihoods and job satisfaction.
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