CMC Proposes Hike In Basic Wages For Outsourced Sanitation Staff Across Merged ULBs
The revised basic wages are proposed to be implemented provisionally from November 1, pending government approval: Reports
HYDERABAD: The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) has proposed a revision in the basic wages of outsourced sanitation workers, sanitary field assistants and sanitary resource persons working in the erstwhile urban local bodies merged into the corporation.
The revised basic wages are proposed to be implemented provisionally from November 1, pending government approval. The financial implications of the revision will be calculated based on the existing basic wages in the respective municipalities.
Apart from the wage revision, the meetings discussed several civic infrastructure proposals, including the construction of a new circle office at Ameenpur in the Serilingampally zone at an estimated cost of ₹6 crore.
To address waterlogging in Kondapur, the corporation proposed reconstruction of stormwater drains along the stretch from Nerella Cheruvu to Mundi Kunta Cheruvu. The works, covering two stretches of 320-400 metres and 580-1,050 metres were estimated to cost ₹6 crore and were aimed at resolving water stagnation near a dhaba.
Another proposal involves reconstruction of a 172-metre drain in the Kukatpally zone, from Durgam Cheruvu towards the downstream area of Malkam Cheruvu, at an estimated cost of ₹5.95 crore.
The corporation also proposed an open stormwater drain in Chandanagar, from beside a batteries outlet to Plot No. 1-35/4 behind a theatre at an estimated cost of ₹5.99 crore.
