DTC strike continues, govt mulls insurance, 4 rest days for contractual drivers
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The Delhi government is considering welfare improvements for contractual bus drivers amid ongoing protests that have disrupted transport services.
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The brief
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- Contractual drivers for the Delhi Transport Corporation have been protesting since September 15 over wage disparities and working conditions.
- The Delhi government met with bus operators to review potential welfare measures including health and accident insurance, monthly rest days, and performance-based incentives.
- Bus services across the city have faced disruptions for over 10 days due to the ongoing labor agitation.
- These proposed measures aim to address grievances regarding job security and service benefits for the workers.
What to watch next
- Outcome of the government-mandated review of welfare measures by bus operators
- Continuation or resolution of the strike by contractual bus drivers
- Implementation status of the requested salary documentation and benefits
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NamedIndia · Delhi Transport Corporation · Government of Delhi · Pankaj Kumar Singh
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