Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh Celebrates 61st Union Day

Udaipur: The Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh celebrated its 61st Union Day with enthusiasm and gaiety. The programme began with floral tributes to the late B. Chaudhary. Chief Guest Ambalal Salvi then hoisted the union flag. Vivek Yadav, Unit Head of Zinc Smelter, was the special guest.

Addressing the gathering, union General Secretary Prakash Shrimal said the facilities provided to workers at Hindustan Zinc Limited are among the best in the country. He said the organisation had fulfilled the dreams of the late B. Chaudhary and added that it was the responsibility of the workers to maintain unity and strengthen the organisation while working to further improve the facilities available to them.

Focus on Labour Codes and Worker Welfare

Shrimal said the government has implemented four labour codes and that workers would have to collectively consider the problems arising from them and work towards finding solutions.

Unit Head Vivek Yadav said the organisation and management would have to move forward through joint efforts. He said that along with expansion of production capacity, special attention would be given to safety and environmental protection.

Acting President of Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh, Mangilal Ahir, said in his address that in a democracy, organisational work should be carried out with the spirit of “we” rather than “me”.

He said Zinc Smelter Debari had received the Chairman’s Award, which was achieved through the discipline of the workers, cooperation from the organisation, guidance from the management and support from residents of the surrounding rural areas.

Union Leaders Honoured

On the occasion of Union Day, workers honoured Acting President Mangilal Ahir, General Secretary Prakash Shrimal and Debari Unit Head Vivek Yadav by presenting them with turbans and traditional angavastras.

The programme was conducted by Arun Das. The gathering concluded with slogans including “Mazdoor Ekta Zindabad”, “Zinc Smelter Mazdoor Sangh Zindabad” and “Late B. Chaudhary Amar Rahe”.

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