Workers across several government sectors have intensified pressure on authorities over the non-payment of the approved 40 percent peculiar allowance, warning that a nationwide strike may be imminent if their demands are not met. Labour unions say the allowance, which was meant to cushion the impact of rising living costs, has remained unpaid despite repeated assurances from government officials.

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According to union representatives, multiple meetings and negotiations have failed to yield concrete results, with authorities allegedly citing funding challenges and administrative delays. The workers argue that such excuses are no longer acceptable, stressing that the agreement was reached after due consultations and should be honored without further delay.

The unions have now issued a fresh ultimatum, urging the government to provide a clear payment timeline or risk a full-scale industrial action that could disrupt critical services. They also called on their members nationwide to remain prepared for mobilization, noting that the struggle is not just about the allowance but also about respect for workers’ welfare and agreements.

Efforts to get an official response from the relevant ministry are ongoing, but sources indicate that discussions may resume in a bid to avert the looming crisis. Observers warn that if the situation is not resolved quickly, it could further strain public services and deepen economic challenges for both workers and citizens.