EOBI Chairman Stops Pensioners’ Protest Tomorrow, Promises Immediate Action
In a strong effort to ease rising tensions, the EOBI Chairman stops Pensioners to protest tomorrow planned by pensioners.
Many retirees are upset over low pension increases and delays in receiving their benefits, which have led to frustration. The Chairman has promised to talk directly with the pensioners to understand their concerns better. During these upcoming talks, he is expected to suggest ways to improve support for retirees.
Important topics such as raising pension payments, speeding up processes, and helping those in need will likely be discussed. This plan not only aims to stop the protests today but also hopes to create lasting trust and cooperation between the EOBI and pensioners.
The Chairman knows that good communication is vital for solving issues and keeping pension programs stable.
EOBI Chairman’s Commitment to Pensioners Ahead of Budget Announcement
As the budget announced for 2024-2025, the Retired Employee Welfare Association (EOBI) is pushing for better financial support for pensioners.
Right now, the monthly pension of 10,000 rupees is not enough for retirees to meet their basic needs given the tough economic situation. New EOBI Chairman, Khaqan Murtaza, truly cares about the well-being of retired workers.
In a recent meeting with Muhammad Bashir, who leads the Institute of Retired Employee Welfare Association, and other members, they stressed how crucial it is to raise pensions by at least 50%, with a target of doubling it.
Chairman Murtaza has vowed to fight for more EOBI funds in the upcoming budget, highlighting the need to raise pension amounts in line with inflation. This initiative seeks to ease the financial burdens on pensioners and prevent possible unrest.
Because of these fruitful conversations and Murtaza’s promise, the planned protests have been called off. There is hope that meaningful changes will take place soon, benefiting both the pensioners and the EOBI as a whole. The EOBI Team appreciates everyone’s patience as they look forward to positive updates in the upcoming budget.
