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‘Revise wages’

MAHABUBNAGAR: Members of AP Medical and Sales representatives union, urged the Minister of Labour, to take steps for upward revision in their minimum wages with effect from April 2004.

In a memorandum sent through Assistant Commissioner of Labour, Mahabubnagar, the representatives demanded that the Government besides increasing minimum wages, should also take strict measures to ensure implementation of the Act without deviation by concerned managements.

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