Cheema Promises Life Insurance for AIDS Control Society Employees
Chandigarh, November 5: Punjab Finance, Planning, Excise and Taxation Minister Advocate Harpal Singh Cheema on Tuesday assured the representatives of the Punjab AIDS Control Society Employees Welfare Association that adequate life insurance coverage will be provided to the employees of the society after consultations with various banks.
Cheema confidently provided this assurance during meetings with the Punjab State Karamchari Dal, the Computer Teachers Union, and the Punjab AIDS Control Employees Welfare Association at his office. Furthermore, he emphasized the significance of life insurance coverage for these dedicated employees, highlighting the government’s commitment to their well-being. In addition, he reiterated that these measures are crucial not only for providing security but also for fostering a supportive work environment. As a result, the attendees expressed their gratitude and support for the initiative, acknowledging the positive impact it would have on their lives and work.
Cheema appreciated the services of the AIDS Control Society
Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema appreciated the services of the AIDS Control Society and assured representatives he would consider their other demands sympathetically. The association’s representatives thanked the Finance Minister and affirmed their commitment to diligently controlling the spread of HIV in the state. They also pledged to complete any programs offered by the state government with dedicated spirit.
The meeting began with a detailed discussion of the memorandum presented by the Punjab State Karamchari Dal leaders. Finance Minister Cheema instructed the finance department officials to assess the financial implications of certain demands related to employees and pensioners.
AIDS : The Punjab govt commits to the welfare of state employees.
He emphasized that Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann leads the Punjab government in its commitment to the welfare of the state’s employees. Despite financial challenges, the government has decided to grant a 4 percent dearness allowance to employees.
The computer teachers’ unions raised issues that have been pending for several years. Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema assured the union that the current Punjab government places a high priority on employee welfare. Furthermore, it strongly emphasises the importance of avoiding decisions that, in contrast to those made by previous administrations, frequently led to court cases. Additionally, the government is committed to fostering a supportive environment for employees and prioritising their well-being in its policies. Moreover, after reviewing all union demands, he promised to consider their legitimate requests sympathetically.
Cabinet Sub-Committees engagements with the employee organizations
Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema said that Punjab Cabinet Sub-Committees engagements with the employee organizations underscores the state government’s dedication to addressing the concerns of its employees and ensuring their well-being. He said that the government’s proactive approach aimed to foster a supportive and fair working environment for all state employees.