Struggling to handle workload in the absence of sufficient employees and pending promotional postings in various Revenue department offices, members of the Kerala Land Revenue Staff Association (KLRSA) are planning to take up their demand for speedy revision of existing staff pattern.
The two-day State convention of the association scheduled to begin at Aluva in Ernakulam on September 9 will finalise the action plan for an intensified fight to draw the government’s attention to the matter.
“Since 1969, we have been following the same staff pattern that will never be sufficient to meet the actual service requirements of citizens. What we seek is a revision of this pattern in proportion to the growth in population,” said R. Prasanth, State secretary, KLRSA. “Our demands also include basic requirements such as upgrading of village offices with the required number of vehicles for supporting outdoor duty,” he added.
