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- Nearly 8,600 outsourced workers for the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation report consistent delays in receiving their monthly wages.
- The employees claim these payment issues hinder their ability to manage essential living costs and family obligations.
- Worker representatives have also requested greater clarity regarding whether statutory Provident Fund and Employees' State Insurance deductions are being deposited as required.
- They are advocating for the implementation of a transparent, software-based monitoring system to track these social security contributions across all districts.
What to watch next
- APSRTC management response to demands for transparent PF-ESI monitoring
- Disclosure of findings from the PF-ESI pilot project in NTR and Tirupati districts
- Resolution of delayed wage payments for outsourced staff
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Kiran Kumar
State president of the APSRTC Outsourced Employees Union
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“the workers had been serving the corporation for years on low wages and were often forced to wait for their monthly salaries despite regularly attending to their duties.”
In the article
…due to delays in the payment of their salaries, the APSRTC Outsourced Employees Union alleged on Wednesday. In a statement, union State president D. Kiran Kumar and State general secretary T. Ganganjaneyulu said the workers had been serving the corporation for years on low wages and were often forced to wait for their monthly salaries despite regularly attending to their duties. The delays were affecting their ability to meet essential expenses, including family maintenance, children’s education, house rent, medical bills, transportation costs and loan repayments, they said. The union also…
Ganganjaneyulu
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“there was no transparency on whether the amounts deducted from workers’ salaries were being deposited into their PF and ESI accounts on time.”
In the article
…medical bills, transportation costs and loan repayments, they said. The union also raised concerns over the handling of Provident Fund (PF) and Employees’ State Insurance (ESI) contributions. The leaders alleged that there was no transparency on whether the amounts deducted from workers’ salaries were being deposited into their PF and ESI accounts on time. They sought clarity on who was responsible for ensuring timely deposits and said PF and ESI were statutory social security benefits and not discretionary benefits provided by contractors or the management. The union…
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