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RIUJ threatens protests if salaries of BOL staff not paid before Ramazan

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 28 May 2016

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RIUJ threatens protests if salaries of BOL staff not paid before Ramazan
The Rawalpindi-Islamabad Union of Journalists has threatened protests over unpaid salaries for BOL Media Group employees. Union leaders demand that the government act before Ramazan.

ISLAMABAD - The Rawalpindi-Islamabad Union of Journalists (RIUJ) has threatened protests if 14-month salaries of BOL Media Group staff were not paid before the start of Ramazan.

Ali Raza Alvi, the union's president, who met BOL workers at the National Press Club (NPC), said they would be compelled to begin protests if their demand was not met. The meeting was attended by NPC Secretary General Imran Yaqub Dhillon, Finance Secretary Ishaq Chaudhry and Sabook Syed, representing the BOL Action Committee.

The house demanded that the illegal ban on BOL News Television be lifted and staff salaries be paid in accordance with the Islamabad High Court ruling.

The union leaders warned the government of a protest movement if no heed was paid to their demands.

KEY POINTS:

  • RIUJ threatens protests if salaries are not paid before Ramazan.
  • 14-month salaries of BOL Media Group staff are overdue.
  • Meeting held at the National Press Club with union leaders.
  • Demand to lift the ban on BOL News Television.
  • Union warns of a protest movement if demands are ignored.

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