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Prefer the health of employees over office work service amid COVID-19 pandemic spread: Qayoom Wani

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 7, 2020
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Srinagar:Senior trade union leader and former President Employees Joint Action Committee (EJAC) on Saturday exhorted the government to prefer heath of employees over the public service in government offices amid COVID-19 pandemic spread.
Expressing anguish over the sudden and random orders issued by the J&K govt to its employees to resume their duties on June 6, 2020 amid pandemic, Wani said that govt has pushed 5 lakh employees of JK to the wall without any safety by randomly issuing the order of resuming to their duties without devising a safeguarding mechanism under the guidelines of WHO and other health authorities.
“What use of staying home or in quarantine for two long months and then to force one and all join duties without any safe mechanism except the sermonising on electronic media”
Wani lambasted in a statement.
Wani urged upon the govt that the order must be reconsidered unless as scientific foolfroof mechanism of safety is not devised by the govt and practised for training mock drills first.
wani said life come first service goes next. Emploees should not be put into risk for Covid -19

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