The SOG Menial Staff (Group-D)
Association handed over a memorandum to the Chief Minister demanding
appropriate steps for fulfilment of their demands. The memorandum said that in
the Commissionerate Police of Bhubaneswar-Cuttack, 92 have been appointed as
menial staff on regular basis in SS Battalion in 2011 with all service benefit
as regular Government employees and recently, about two months back, altogether
414 have been appointed on regular basis in the sixth Indian Reserve Battalion
operating in the State as menial staff in Group-D establishment who would have
all service benefits like regular Government employees.
The employees said, “The duties
and functions are one and the same, compared to menial staff engaged in SSB and
the sixth IRB although we command seniority over and above them. In spite of
appeals, the Government is not acting in positive manner for regularisation of
our service,” they added.
The association demanded listing
of the menial employees in the regular cadre, regularisation of their services
with effect from menial staff (Group-D) appointment of SSB and other privileges
as admissible to the SOG personnel including grant of life risk allowance.
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