Chennai: The tamil Nadu government has issued a government order (G.O.) approving a salary increase for sanitation workers employed in village panchayats across the State.
The move comes as part of the State’s efforts to improve the welfare of frontline workers who play a vital role in maintaining cleanliness and public health at the grassroots level. The revised pay structure will directly benefit thousands of sanitation personnel, ensuring better financial security and recognition of their services.
According to the government order, the salary hike will be implemented with immediate effect, and the concerned local bodies have been instructed to update their payroll systems accordingly. The State government has emphasized that timely remuneration and improved wages are key to motivating sanitation staff and enhancing overall efficiency in maintaining village hygiene.
Officials highlighted that the decision aligns with the tamil Nadu government’s broader commitment to worker welfare and strengthening public service delivery in rural areas. local panchayat authorities are expected to coordinate closely with the State administration to ensure smooth implementation of the salary revision.
The announcement has been welcomed by worker unions and community leaders, who lauded the government for acknowledging the critical contributions of sanitation workers, especially in the post-pandemic context where their role in public health has been crucial.
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