Rabbani denounces ‘ban’ on unions in power sector
Senator Mian Raza Rabbani opined that this step has been taken to facilitate the handing over of the power sector to big business
ISLAMABAD: Condemning the ban on unions in the power sector, Senator Mian Raza Rabbani said that the imposition of the Essential Service (Maintenance) Act, 1952, is an anti-labour step aimed at crushing the working classes.
He added privatization is beyond the mandate of the caretaker government, under section 230, The Election Act, and the Constitution, 1973.
“This decision of the Caretaker Government is a violation of the Fundamental Rights enshrined in the Constitution, 1973,” he said in a statement on Tuesday.
Senator Mian Raza Rabbani opined that this step has been taken to facilitate the handing over of the power sector to big business.
The former chairman Senate said the caretaker government proposes the induction of the private sector for disinvestment and management contracts, therefore, it is necessary to mute the voice of the labour unions, so that the private sector has a free hand.
Senator Raza Rabbani said the caretaker government, has banned unions in a very large sector, which encompasses all public sector power companies, including generation, distribution and sale of electricity.
-
Trump Revokes Legal Basis For US Climate Regulation, Curb Vehicle Emission Standards -
DOJ Blocks Trump Administration From Cutting $600M In Public Health Funds -
2026 Winter Olympics Men Figure Skating: Malinin Eyes Quadruple Axel, After Banned Backflip -
Scientists Find Strange Solar System That Breaks Planet Formation Rules -
Meghan Markle Rallies Behind Brooklyn Beckham Amid Explosive Family Drama -
Backstreet Boys Voice Desire To Headline 2027's Super Bowl Halftime Show -
OpenAI Accuses China’s DeepSeek Of Replicating US Models To Train Its AI -
Woman Calls Press ‘vultures’ Outside Nancy Guthrie’s Home After Tense Standoff -
Allison Holker Gets Engaged To Adam Edmunds After Two Years Of Dating -
Prince William Prioritises Monarchy’s Future Over Family Ties In Andrew Crisis -
Timothée Chalamet Turns Head On The 'show With Good Lighting' -
Bucks Vs Thunder: Nikola Topic Makes NBA Debut As Milwaukee Wins Big -
King Charles Breaks 'never Complain, Never Explain' Rule Over Andrew's £12 Million Problem -
Casey Wasserman To Remain LA Olympics Chair Despite Ghislaine Maxwell Ties -
Shaun White Is Back At The Olympics But Not Competing: Here’s Why -
Breezy Johnson Engaged At Olympics After Emotional Finish Line Proposal