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Jharkhand Forest Official Gets Notice After Moving Court for Unpaid Workers Wages The showcause notice to the official concerned says why can t he be given compulsory retirement in the public interest. Nearly 250 workers got their payments released after nine months after the official moved the court. Representational image. Photo by Kartik Chandramouli/Mongabay. Rights22/Feb/2021 New Delhi: A Jharkhand forest range officer has been issued a show cause notice asking him to explain why he cannot be given compulsory retirement after he had filed a public interest litigation (PIL) against the state government for failing to pay around 250 workers employed by the forest department, the ....
Jharkhand govt sends officer to Pakur to complete pending payments of 250 labourers Six Indian Forest Service officers have been transferred to various districts of Jharkhand where the officer’s head office would be. December 24, 2020 11:33:19 pm Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren (File) The Jharkhand Forest Department on Thursday posted an IFoS officer in Pakur, to facilitate the pending payments of 250 labourers, days after The Indian Express reported that the labourers-employed by Pakur Forest Division–have not been paid since the start of pandemic. According to the notification, six Indian Forest Service officers have been transferred to various districts of Jharkhand where the officer’s head office would be. Rajnish Kumar from Saranda Forest Division has been transferred to Pakur. His head office will remain in Pakur. ....
Jharkhand: Wages Unpaid for 9 Months, 250 Pakur Forest Workers Move HC In spite of having been crippled by a lack of funds to his department, forest range officer Anil Kumar Singh had been paying labourers out of his own pocket. File photo of Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren campaigning for the 2019 assembly elections. Photo: HemantSorenJMM/Facebook Labour16/Dec/2020 New Delhi: Nearly 250 labourers who worked in a range of the Pakur Forest Division in Jharkhand have filed a public interest litigation in the Jharkhand high court, hoping to be paid wages due for the past nine months, With the court yet to issue any notices in this regard and with repeated pleas to authorities falling on deaf ears, on Tuesday, the labourers demonstrated outside the Pakur Division Forest Office. The labourers are owed nearly Rs 10 lakh in total, and the time for which they are owed this amounts coincides almost entirely with the nationwide lockdown which strained living and f ....
Jharkhand: Unpaid for nine months, Pakur forest range workers hold protest The wage issue assumes significance as the Jharkhand government recently brought labour reforms in the unorganised sector and workers engaged in projects of the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) were paid in full and on time. Updated: December 15, 2020 11:58:01 pm The workers said they live hand-to-mouth and have little option but to survive on loans. (Express photo) Ram Hansda, a 32-year-old labourer from Durgapur in Pakur district of Jharkhand, had pinned his hopes of getting unpaid wages over nine months on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed at Jharkhand High Court. ....
Jharkhand: Not paid for 9 months, 250 forest labourers in Pakur move court Their hopes now hinge on a Public Interest Litigation filed in the High Court seeking its intervention to get the Rs 10 lakh these labourers are owed. The HC is yet to issue a notice on this issue. December 16, 2020 1:58:31 am Nijjar was arrested at the Delhi airport on Tuesday in connection with a case filed in 2019. (Representational) Around 250 labourers who were employed for manual upkeep of a forest in one range of the Pakur Forest Division in Jharkhand say they have not been paid wages for over nine months despite bringing the matter to the attention of authorities several times. Some of these workers held a protest outside the Pakur Division Forest Office Tuesday demanding wages. ....