Employees of the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) have decided to report sick today (17) as part of a trade union action. Chairman of the CEB Technical Engineers’ Union, Kosala Abeysinghe, stated that this measure marks the commencement of the second phase of their ongoing union action.
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