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Cuffe Parade gardeners ask for medical allowance, paid leave, sacked
Updated On: 30 October, 2019 07:10 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Four gardeners approach Labour Commission after their demands to be made permanent employees and given benefits such as medical allowance and paid leave were denied by residents association

The ransacked temporary premises of the gardeners inside the CPRA Garden
The Cuffe Parade Residents Association (CPRA) and its gardeners are at loggerheads over permanent employment, with the association sacking them after receiving a summons in the matter from the Deputy Labour Commissioner on October 25.
The gardeners' temporary accommodation at CPRA Garden has also been ransacked by CPRA musclemen, alleged their counsel Shafi Shaikh. The gardeners — Kailash Ramprasad Raut, Vishwanath Raut and two others — claim to have been tending to and cultivating the CPRA gardens in south Mumbai since 1990s. There are other gardeners working for the CPRA too but they have not been sacked.


