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Amma Unavagam employees demand revision of minimum wages

Amma Unavagam employees demand revision of minimum wages
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Employees of the Amma Unavagam canteen network in Kanniyakumari have petitioned for a minimum wage increase to ₹700 per day. They cite the rising cost of living and the fact that wages have remained stagnant since 2021.

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It highlights the economic struggles of low-wage workers in government-run social welfare programs and the impact of inflation on vulnerable populations.

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Kanniyakumari District Local Bodies Employees Association, affiliated with CITU, submitted a petition at the Collectorate on Thursday seeking an increase in minimum wages paid to Amma Unavagam employees.

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