Seeking solutions for CESU employees

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The Ceylon Estates Staffs’ Union (CESU) today staged a walk From Kolpitty to the presidential residence to hand over a letter to seek solutions to the problems faced by the employees of the estate sector. Pix by Pradeep Dilrukshana.

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Leslie Tuesday, 13 December 2011 02:19 PM

The staff on estates are the most neglected of the private sector employees. The estates being isolated and far flung from urban areas, they live in solitude, undergo immense difficulties in schooling of their children and obtaining of proper medical facilities. Their contribution to the economy of the country is much by way of foreign exchange and they deserve better facilitiies.

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