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Some demands of RTC staff conceded
The Hindu
The State government has agreed to fulfil some of the demands made by employees of road transport corporations (RTCs) who had staged protests in December 2020.
Employees will be eligible for cashless medical treatment at government hospitals and government-run autonomous hospitals, as per directions issued by the principal secretary of the Transport Department to the MDs of all four corporations (KSRTC, BMTC, NWKRTC and NEKRTC) on February 10.
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