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KSEB union unhappy over `minimum' pay hike

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The AITUC-affiliated Kerala Electricity Workers' Federation has expressed its unhappiness about `minimum' pay hike for the employees of the Kerala State Electricity Board announced by Electricity Minister A.K. Balan on Tuesday. In a statement here on Wednesday, the union general secretary M. Sukumara Pillai said the Minister had discussed the topic with the trade union leaders on August 23. He had then proposed a `minimum' pay hike of Rs. 650 a month.

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