KSRTC to resume normal operations from today
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Restrictions on Fast Passenger and Super Fast services
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Restrictions on Fast Passenger and Super Fast services
The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) will resume full-fledged operations suspended since March 25 following the COVID-19-induced countrywide lockdown from Friday.
All unit officers of the transport undertaking across the State have been asked to take steps to ensure full operations from December 18 and it will take one week to normalise the schedules, Chairman and Managing Director Biju Prabhakar said.
However, the KSRTC’s Fast Passenger services will be restricted to two districts and Super Fast services to four districts for the time being. The restrictions that are already in place will be a hurdle for long-distance travellers as they will have to board two buses if they want to commute between six districts.
Interim relief for KSRTC staff
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All the 26,819 personnel on rolls in the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation is to get an interim relief of ₹1,500 monthly from this November.
The interim relief would be disbursed along with the December salary and it would continue till the salary revision was implemented in the KSRTC, Transport Minister A.K. Saseendran said on Tuesday.
The steps to revise the salary with the recognised unions would commence after the forthcoming referendum being held in KSRTC this month, he said.
A pay revision agreement signed between the KSRTC management and employees’ unions had expired on February 28, 2016, and there has been no raise in emoluments for the past four years.