Labor Department Power Loom Factories, Factories Act 1934 Latif Ansari failed to register under

Faisalabad(94 news) Chuck No. 58 Textile Power Loom Factories of Lahlan JB turned out to be unregistered, Labor Department Power Loom Factories Factories Act 1934 Failed to register under 'Pakistan Labor Qaumi Movement Check No. 58 Lehlan power loom workers' demand for increase in wages has become a crime. Village workers have been deprived of wages for three years, 500 workers of more than 25 factories are also deprived of social security.’ Hundreds of laborers under the leadership of Zain Jat, Parveen Latif Women Workers Alliance, Liaquat Ghaffari, recorded a massive protest outside the Jail Road Faisalabad Labor Department and closed the Jail Road for traffic. The workers carried placards. During the protest, Director of Labor West Ghulam Shabbir Kaliar negotiated with the workers and immediately sent the relevant Labor Officer Chaudhry Saeed to the spot to negotiate with the factory owners and increase the wages. Factories Act to raise and all factories 1934 Baba Latif Ansari, while addressing the workers, said that if the demands of the workers are not met in the next 72 hours, they will protest in front of the DC office. After the negotiations, the workers dispersed.