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FBR employees welcome action for de-freezing of performance allowance

bySajid Bashir
12/11/2015
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MULTAN: The All Pakistan Federal Board of Revenue Employees Action Committee (APFBRAC) has welcomed the action taken by the Finance Minister for de-freezing the performance allowance of the Federal Board Revenue (FBR) employees and as a result the committee has decided to postpone its strike.

The central leader of the action committee Tahir Khakwani said Finance Minister Ishaq Dar had asked for the detail of the expenditures of the frozen performance allowance from the chairman of FBR and the action committee welcomed this step.

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He said it seemed the ice had begun to melt and consequently the action committee had taken a decision to postpone its strike against freezing performance allowance of the employees of FBR for twenty days as a good will gesture.

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