President meets Trade Union activists

President meets Trade Union activists

February 16, 2020   05:10 pm

A meeting between President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and representatives of the Progressive Trade Union Federation was held at the President’s House in Fort yesterday (15).

Several senior activists including those from National Center for Progressive Trade Union Federation, Sri Lanka Nidahasa Sewaka Sangamaya and Progressive Public Service Trade Union Federation were also present at the meeting.

President stated that he had paid his attention to find immediate solutions to the issues faced by trade unions.

The government is committed to transforming the public sector into an efficient service despite opposition posed by a small section, stated President’s Media Division.  

Instead of resorting to trade union actions only, these entities should work towards bringing about an attitudinal change for the benefit of the people, President said.   

Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, Ministers Bandula Gunawardana, Gamini Lokuge and Douglas Devananda were also present at the meeting.

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