Anganwadi Workers in Ongole Protest for Fair Wages and Social Security
Anganwadi workers are demanding a monthly salary of ₹26,000 and the implementation of vital social security schemes during a protest in Ongole.
Anganwadi Workers in Ongole Protest for Fair Wages and Social Security
Anganwadi workers in Ongole have staged a strong protest, calling for a minimum monthly wage of ₹26,000. Union leaders are demanding the implementation of essential social security measures, including pension, provident fund (PF), Employee State Insurance (ESI), gratuity, and paid medical leave.
The protest highlights the ongoing struggle of these workers who play a crucial role in child health and nutrition programs. Despite their significant contributions, many feel their compensation does not reflect their hard work and dedication.
As reported by The Hindu, the workers' demands echo a broader call for accountability from government officials to ensure fair compensation and social security for all workers in the sector. The fight for justice and recognition continues as these workers stand united for their rights.
Source: The Hindu
