The Chief Minister Sindh issued a letter to chief secretary Sindh Regarding IIncrease the Utility Allowance of Secretariat Employees
To seek increment of utility allowance for Sindh’s secretariat employees, one should follow the following procedure:
Call your HR or administrative department: First, get in touch with your human resource (HR) or administrative department in the Sindh government who can guide you on how to apply for a formal increment of utility allowances.
Make a formal application: Make a draft request letter which states the grounds as to why this is necessary including increased utility costs, inflation or any other factors that may be considered relevant. You should also have some evidence such as graphs to justify it.
Present the application: Place your formal request through appropriate means provided by your HR. It might need to pass through different levels of government approval.
Therefore if you are a member of an employee association or union, you could consider joint action with them towards pushing for an increase in utility. This is because decisions about utilities usually involve government policies and budgets; therefore it might take time before any changes can be seen.
Call your HR or administrative department: First, get in touch with your human resource (HR) or administrative department in the Sindh government who can guide you on how to apply for a formal increment of utility allowances.
Make a formal application: Make a draft request letter which states the grounds as to why this is necessary including increased utility costs, inflation or any other factors that may be considered relevant. You should also have some evidence such as graphs to justify it.
Present the application: Place your formal request through appropriate means provided by your HR. It might need to pass through different levels of government approval.
Therefore if you are a member of an employee association or union, you could consider joint action with them towards pushing for an increase in utility. This is because decisions about utilities usually involve government policies and budgets; therefore it might take time before any changes can be seen.
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