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Reaffirming the Bhagwant Mann government’s commitment to addressing the concerns of state employees, Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema, who also serves as the Chairman of the Cabinet Sub-Committee formed to resolve employees' issues, held crucial meetings with various employee unions from the Education Department on Tuesday. During the meetings, Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema gave a patient hearing to the visiting delegations and discussed their memorandums in detail. He assured the union representatives, “The Bhagwant Mann government is highly sympathetic to your legitimate demands and is actively working on them.” The Finance Minister emphasised, “Most of the major demands raised by the unions are already at the final stage of fulfilment and will see a positive resolution shortly.” Minister Harpal Singh Cheema reiterated, “The Bhagwant Mann government is deeply invested in the welfare of its employees and the continuous improvement of the education sector.” He assured the delegations, “All administrative roadblocks are being cleared to expedite the final orders on your pending demands.” Extensive deliberations were held with several prominent unions representing different cadres and concerns within the education sector. The participating unions included the 180 ETT Teachers Union (Jai Singh Wala), Murh Bahal Kachhe Adhiyapak Union, 10 Saal Service Puri Kar Chuke Kachhe Adhyapak Union, Sarva (Samagra) Shiksha Abhiyan Daftri Karamchari Union, ETT TET Pass Berozgar Adhyapak Union and Unaided Staff of Aided School Front. The representatives presented detailed memorandums regarding issues such as regularisation of services, recruitment for vacant posts, salary structures and protective policies for unaided staff. During the meetings,Vikas Sahni, Lakhwinder Kaur, Amandeep Dhaliwal, Varun Khera and Gurpreet Singh from Murh Bahal Kachhe Adhyapak Union; Kamal Thakur, Sohan Singh, Gurmukh Singh, Gaurav Kant, Gurprit Sidhu and Parshotam Kumar from 180 ETT Teachers Union (Jai Singh Wala); Jaspal Singh, Mamta and Manju Devi from 10 Saal Service Puri Kar Chuke Kachhe Adhyapak Union; Kuldeep Singh, Aman Thapar Javeel from Sarva (Samagra) Shiksha Abhiyan Daftri Karamchari Union; Sunil Fazilka, Ranjeet Singh and Kiranpal Kaur from ETT TET Pass Berozgar Adhyapak Union; and Nirbhai SinghYadwindee Singh, Bhupinder Singh and Karandeep Singh from Unaided Staff of Aided School Front presented their issues and demands.