Petitioning for a pay hike

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The Public Services Trade Union Alliance held a campaign at the Eye Hospital in Colombo to get one million signatures on a petition that would urge the government to increase their salaries by Rs. 2,500 as promised during the Presidential elections. Pics by Indraratne Balasuriya

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Babanis Tuesday, 20 July 2010 02:33 PM

They were offered Rs.10,000. Did not want it. They preferred Rs.2,500. Voted and got zero. Ha! I can just laugh.

roshan Tuesday, 20 July 2010 04:48 PM

Sri lankan is one of the biggest fool in the modern world history, i do not when they are going realise political gimmick.

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