• GMC Mayor Announces 30% Salary Hike For Employees, Workers on May Day

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    GMC Mayor Announces 30% Salary Hike For Employees, Workers on May Day

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    mso-ansi-language:EN-IN">Digital Desk: color:black">For all employees and workers (both regular and contractual) under
    the GMC, Mayor Mrigen Sarania of the Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC)
    announced a 30% pay increase as well as benefits under the Employees State
    Insurance Corporation (ESIC) programme on the occasion of International Labour
    Day.



    color:black">Additionally, on Monday, the Mayor and Councillors of the Guwahati
    Municipal Corporation met to launch a number of initiatives aimed at improving
    working conditions for city residents as well as initiatives to reduce air
    pollution and support the Swachh Bharat Mission.



    The Mayor and Councillors
    participated in a sapling planting drive in the Betkuchi GMC office property to
    kick off the event. They did this to highlight the need for more green space
    and to advance the city's environmental consciousness. The Mayor then turned
    over six Back Hoe Loaders and a set of Road Sweeping machines, which will be
    vital in keeping the city clean and hygienic as well as controlling air pollution.
    These were a component of Guwahati City's flagship National Clean Air Programme
    of the Indian government.



    color:black">The dignitaries then went to the Fatashil GMC Harijan Colony,
    where they were greeted warmly by the residents. As a show of solidarity and
    support, the Mayor and Councillors joined the residents for lunch and
    interacted with them.



    To make the occasion more
    inclusive, the Mayor and Councillors spent time at the Ulubari with three
    Harijan Colony residents, congratulating them and discussing their worries,
    challenges, and criticisms.



    Speaking at the ceremony, the Mayor emphasised the importance of
    employees in keeping Guwahati clean and sanitary, adding, "It is essential
    to have an inclusive approach to development, and today's event is a testament
    to that." We are devoted to make our city more eco-friendly and clean, and
    we will collaborate with the community to achieve this goal. We also offer to
    provide health camps in Fatashil and Ulubari to keep the working people
    healthy. Furthermore, workers should emphasise good education for their
    children so that they can go on to become Corporation officers. To enable this,
    the Corporation's school system will be modernised."
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