Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa Said on Thursday that 6.5 . more than lakh state government employees Hassle free cashless medical facilities may soon be available and said that the details of the scheme are being worked out.
After inaugurating the Shatabdi Bhawan Karnataka The State Government Employees Union said here that an announcement in this regard would be made after the cashless facility scheme is materialised.
He said that the government has issued an order against initiating any inquiry or action against the state government employees on the basis of unknown petitions.
Committees to solve employees’ problems
With this decision, the government has fulfilled the long standing demand of the state government employees. This will enable them to discharge their duties without any fear,” Yediyurappa said.
Last week, the CM said, the government issued an order granting six months leave to women to take care of their newborn. In addition, taluk and district-level joint advisory committees have been formed to address the grievances of the employees.
After inaugurating the Shatabdi Bhawan Karnataka The State Government Employees Union said here that an announcement in this regard would be made after the cashless facility scheme is materialised.
He said that the government has issued an order against initiating any inquiry or action against the state government employees on the basis of unknown petitions.
Committees to solve employees’ problems
With this decision, the government has fulfilled the long standing demand of the state government employees. This will enable them to discharge their duties without any fear,” Yediyurappa said.
Last week, the CM said, the government issued an order granting six months leave to women to take care of their newborn. In addition, taluk and district-level joint advisory committees have been formed to address the grievances of the employees.
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