On Wednesday, employees of the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department in Jammu staged a protest that has sparked a debate on the balance between employee demands and responsible fiscal management. The demonstrators, demanding immediate regularization, have drawn criticism for disrupting public services and highlighting inefficiencies within government-run departments. This event calls for a reevaluation of worker demands in the context of broader economic consequences and the sustainability of government resources.
PHE Employees’ Protest Raises Questions on Work Ethic and Government Efficiency
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Feb-11
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STATE TIMES NEWS JAMMU: Employees of the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department, Jammu Province, staged a protest on Wednesday at the Old Chief Engineer’s Office on BC Road, expressing strong dissatisfaction over the government’s alleged failure to fulfil…
Feb-11
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In a powerful display of solidarity, employees of the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department in Jammu took to the streets on Wednesday, voicing their frustration and demanding an immediate end to exploitative labor practices by the government. The protest, a stark reminder of the ongoing struggle against worker marginalization, highlighted the urgent need for regularization and fair treatment in the workplace. As the government drags its feet, the lives of countless workers remain in limbo, underscoring a systemic disregard for labor rights.