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BC, SC, ST and Minorities to get 50 percent reservation in outsourcing jobs
Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has approved for establishing corporation that will give 50 percent of out-sourcing jobs to SC, ST, BC, and Minorities. ‘A total of 50 percent should be given to women,’ Chief minister has ordered.
Amaravati: Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has approved for establishing corporation that will give 50 percent of out-sourcing jobs to SC, ST, BC, and Minorities. 'A total of 50 percent should be given to women,' Chief minister has ordered.
This corporations will come under the general administration department and the respective district incharge minister will be heading this in their districts. The district collector will act as ex-officio to this corporations.
Vigorous efforts are being made to setup this corporation by December 1st. By this, government is trying to eradicate brokerage in the out sourcing jobs and to apply same rules and regulations to all departments. The recruitment will be made through portal and salaries will be credited through online process.
The existing out sourced employees are facing difficulties in receiving salaries. By the new corporation that is yet to be established will deliver salaries on time. The approval for establishing this corporation will be given in the Cabinet meeting that to be held on October 16th.
