Sahibganj: Jharkhand ambulance staff union forms new district committee for 108 workers
The Jharkhand Pradesh Ambulance Karmchari Sangh held a meeting in Sahibganj on 108 staff concerns and formed a new district executive led by Rohit Ranjan.
The Jharkhand Pradesh Ambulance Karmchari Sangh, a union of 108 ambulance employees, held a meeting at the NCD building on the Sadar Hospital campus in Sahibganj on Monday, according to Prabhat Khabar.
The meeting discussed the problems of 108 ambulance staff, their rights, and how to strengthen and expand the organisation. State president Neeraj Tiwari attended as chief guest, along with district secretary Ravindra Kumar Sharma.
A new district executive was formed unanimously. Rohit Ranjan was made district president and Chhotu Pandit working president. Mukesh Mandal was named secretary, Sanjay Kumar Singh treasurer, and several vice-presidents and executive members were also appointed.
The office-bearers pledged to work together to protect the rights and interests of ambulance staff. Members said a strong organisation would support the fight for employee rights, and that the union would keep working for solutions to staff problems, job security and respectable working conditions, the report said.
Why it matters for ambulance owners and drivers
- Jharkhand's 108 staff have recently held protests over pay and have set a 18 November deadline, so organised unions are likely to feature in upcoming talks.
Read the full report at the source: Prabhat Khabar
This is a summary written by the Ambulance Owner Association. The facts are from the source named above.