New Delhi: The Union Government may be focussing on fuel price but officers from the 14 public sector oil companies are not happy with their pay revision and plan to go on indefinite strike from December 2.
There are over 50,000 members under the Oil Sector Officers Association (OSOA) and their strike is likely to bring to a standstill the handling of aviation turbine fuel (ATF), supplies to petrol pumps, and also CNG and PNG supplies.
Production at Bombay High too is likely to be affected.
Members of the OSOA are particularly aggrieved about slashing of ATF prices but getting what they called is a raw deal in their pay revision.
The Committee of OSOA met at Delhi on Monday to decide on the future course of action.
They claim that the actual hike proposed after a period of 10 years from 1997 is only 30 per cent whereas the government is projecting the same at 10 times higher.
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