Workers get less money and fewer rights and not just in the Meat Industry. German labor minister who because high are now wants to change things or didnt come it will ban contract work and temporary work in the core activities of the Meat Industry because the pandemic called attention to contract worker exploitation in germany. The town of failed near fate of eating pork at the end of june thousands of people from Eastern Europe are essentially under house arrest guarded by police their work at the turn a slaughterhouse has been suspended. Around 7000 employees are in quarantine. A few kilometers away a relief operation is underway fate of eden park residents have made donations for the workers one of the organizers is an approach nida for over 70 years shes been fighting for the rights of turn his workers. Being this much more than we ever expected it happened very. No tests our idea is to give cat packages in solidarity said the web to see that this anger isnt directed at them but it
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Appeal after CAG report points to lapses in PMAY-G implementation Employees of the Kerala State Housing Board (KSHB) have appealed to the government to restore the Board to its traditional role of official house builder for the State, considering its track record and vast experience in the field.
The appeal came in the wake of a Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report that stated that Kerala missed out on nearly ₹200 crore in the implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana–Gramin (PMAY-G), which was launched in April 2016 to provide ‘Housing for all’ by 2022.
The report stated that the State had lost Central government assistance of about ₹196 crore due to its failure to achieve physical and financial targets set by the Centre. It was found that there was deficient monitoring of the programme that aimed to provide houses to a total of 42,431 beneficiaries in rural areas.