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SAARC govts urged to ensure job security of workers
A two-day meeting of the trade union leaders of SAARC opened in Dhaka (Friday) with speakers calling on the gov emmants of respective countries to ensure job security of private as well as public sector workers, reports UNB.
The speakers also urged the working class In the SAARC countries to fight unitedly (or removing poverty
The two day 5th executive board meeting of the South Asian Regional Trade Union Council (SARTUC) was Inaugurated by Labour and Manpower Minister Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan at a local hotel yesterday morning.
Presided over by SARTUC President and Srl Lankan Minister for Rural Industrialisation and Tourism 8 Thondaman. the Inaugural function area addressed, among others, by SARTUC General Secretary Gopeswar, Member Secretary MA Bakul. and Bangladesh Jatlyatabadl Sramdt Dal President Eskander AH and General Secretary Nazrul Islam Khan-
Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan said trade union rights are enjoyed m^bya section of those who are employed In different es-lahBshmrnt while others are yet to be conscious of their rigfats and interests.
The reality is that In some sectors at business and industry. trade union right are either denied or restricted. on grounds that arc not always found tenable by dispassionate observers," he pointed out.
The SARTUC reflects not only ihe need for cooperation among the working people, but also embodies the determination and good will with which It has been initiated, the Minister observed.
Bhuiyan congratulated I he leaders of trade unions In these countries for taking such a forward looking step.
Speaking on the occasion, the SARTUC President called upon the governments of SAARC countries to help them to strengthen trade unions In the region.
He said the trade unions In South Asian region can play a vital role in contributing to economic development through democratically run
The SARTUC President also stressed the need for forma
lion of trade unions In BhuUin and the Maldives to establish the just rights of labour there
"Our struggle Is for life. for poverty alleviation., wc should continue our fight for belter conditions of the working class," said SARTUC General Secretary Gopeshwar.
He said both regionally and Internationally, the working class Is the worst victim of poverty.
Some 15 trade union lend ers from India, Pakistan. Srl Lanka, Nepal and host Bangladesh are participating In the meeting.
The Inaugural function wu« followed by presentation of country reports and a seminar on "Economic Llberallsallon and Trade Unions."