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Pakistan Print 2020-04-09

EFP hails KE decision

Employers Federation of Pakistan has been in continued discussion with K-Electric to revisit its notice to bill consumers on average basis citing the difficulties faced by meter readers during the lockdown. The efforts of EFP paid off and KE has agreed to
Published 09 Apr, 2020 12:00am

Employers Federation of Pakistan has been in continued discussion with K-Electric to revisit its notice to bill consumers on average basis citing the difficulties faced by meter readers during the lockdown. The efforts of EFP paid off and KE has agreed to withdraw its notice. EFP appreciates the pragmatism displayed by the KE hierarchy. This was stated by Zaki Ahmed Khan, Vice President EFP who had played a pivotal role in convincing KE.

Zaki Ahmed Khan further added that in these trying times when the Sindh government routinely comes out with unwarranted notifications forcing industrialists to continue to pay salaries and wages to workers even though government does not allow industries to operate. He said that with zero inflow of financial resources, with no production, and with no industrial activity, the industrialists are facing a severe financial fatigue.-PR

Copyright Business Recorder, 2020

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