The KDA Employees Union (CBA), affiliated with the MQM-Pakistan, has issued a strong warning to the KDA administration, demanding the immediate approval of their Charter of Demand.
The Union, in an emergency meeting, expressed deep concern over the prolonged delay in the approval process despite the administration already approving 122 points of their charter of demands.
CBA President Muhammad Abdul Maroof accused the KDA administration of deliberately delaying the Governing Body (GB) meeting to hinder the CBA’s chances in the upcoming referendum.
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He stated that the approval of the Charter of Demands is a legal right of the employees under labor laws and the Sindh Labor Act 2013.
The union has threatened to take legal action and even resort to a strike if the administration continues to delay the approval.
The General Secretary, Qamar Abbas, emphasized that the union will not tolerate any further delays and will utilize all available legal and constitutional avenues to protect the rights of KDA employees.
