
News India Live, Digital Desk: Data Entry Operators in Bihar: The ongoing negotiations between the Bihar government and the data entry operators regarding increment and confirmation seems to fail. If their demands are not met, then after June 15, the work of data entry in Bihar may be completely stalled. This warning Union of Bihar State Computer Workers Has been given by
What is the main demand for operators?
In fact, about 50 thousand data entry operators and IT (IT) managers of the state have been worried about their future for a long time. Their main demands are:
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Service Standing: Operators want their services to be permanent, that is, they should get regular employee status instead of contractual.
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Honorarium (salary) increase: He says that at present the honorarium he gets is very low and it should be increased so that they can live a respectable life.
What happened to talks?
Union General Secretary Abhishek Kumar has informed that he has interacted several times with other officials and the government about his demands. About 50 rounds of meetings have been held, but no concrete solution has been found yet.
Proposal of agreement and union’s displeasure
During the talks, the state government proposed to adjust computer operators under a limited company. It was a new model in which they could not become a government employee directly. However, there was also talk on the interests of the employees would be protected and their services would be considered permanent in future.
However, the Sangh alleges that the government is now retracting from this agreement and is only talking about increasing the honorarium. He says that the conditions that were already decided are not being followed. Due to this displeasure, he after June 15 ‘Indefinite Work Boycott’ Has threatened
What will be the effect if there is a strike?
About 50 thousand data entry operators work in various government departments of Bihar. These operators going on strike can have a direct and serious impact on the functioning of the state:
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The functioning of government departments stalled: From panchayats to district level and in various ministries, all the work related to data entry, documentation, report and online services will stop completely.
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Civil services affected: People’s certificates, online application of government schemes, work related to land records, and other necessary online civil services will be badly affected.
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Piles of files: Every day’s work will go on pending, which will cause heavy delays in government functioning and will pile up of files.
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Impact on development works: Progress reports of projects and financial transactions may also be interrupted.
This matter has become a major challenge for the state government. If no solution is found in time, millions of citizens may have to face problems.
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