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Bevco plans to move dry days to staff-friendly dates
The New Indian Express Thrissur
|February 21, 2025
KERALA State Beverages Corporation Ltd (Bevco) plans to recommend changing the 12 dry days, currently set on the first of every month, to more staff-friendly dates.
KERALA State Beverages Corporation Ltd (Bevco) plans to recommend changing the 12 dry days, currently set on the first of every month, to more staff-friendly dates. According to Bevco MD Harshita Attaluri, staff consultations will be held, and a proposal will be submitted to the government.
Attaluri noted, "Dry days are an outdated concept, failing to serve our employees and the public. Currently, our staff have only four closed holidays, plus 12 dry days. We want our employees to have enjoyable holidays with family and friends."
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