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TDCP union protests against non-payment of salaries for two years

byImran Ali
29/01/2015
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MULTAN: Employees union of the Tourism Development Corporation of Punjab (TDCP) has staged a protest against the government for not paying salaries.

The employees have not been paid for the last two years. TDCP Employees Union Divisional Coordinator Hasnain Bukhari led the protesters. They demanded that the government pay salaries immediately as they were attending their offices for the last two years.

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“The government is not paying our salaries after the transfer of Ministry of Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation to Punjab. Punjab is not ready to pay us,” said Bukhari.

The government was earning huge revenue from the department’s bus service and different resorts were also a source of income, he said.

The protestors demanded that the government release their salaries as their families were starving and their children have been removed from their schools due to nonpayment of fees.

 

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