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Democratic Teachers Federation demands cancellation of new pension scheme
He strongly opposed the introduction of contributory pension scheme for the employees, who have joined service from 2013, at the cost of interests of the employees. He felt the contributory pension scheme was not of much benefit to the employees after their retirement. The government should restore the old pension scheme keeping in mind the employees’ interests.The DTF district president S Vidya S
Nalgonda: Several teachers led by Democratic Teachers’ Federation (DTF) staged a dharna in front of the district Collectorate here on Friday demanding cancellation of contributory pension scheme. They displayed placards. Speaking on the occasion, the DTF state vice-president Somaiah observed that pension and gratuity are the fundamental rights of the employees including the teachers.
He strongly opposed the introduction of contributory pension scheme for the employees, who have joined service from 2013, at the cost of interests of the employees. He felt the contributory pension scheme was not of much benefit to the employees after their retirement. The government should restore the old pension scheme keeping in mind the employees’ interests.The DTF district president S Vidya Sagar and general secretary P Venkulu participated in the protest demonstration.
