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AP to regularise contract employees
The Cabinet Subcommittee on contract employees regularisation headed by Andhra Pradesh Finance Minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu has decided to begin the regularisation of contract and outsourcing employees in irrigation, revenue and education departments.
Hyderabad: The Cabinet Subcommittee on contract employees regularisation headed by Andhra Pradesh Finance Minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu has decided to begin the regularisation of contract and outsourcing employees in irrigation, revenue and education departments.
The committee, which had met here on Monday, deliberated ways and means on how to implement the regularisation process. On being briefed that there were about 16,000 contract employees, and 8,000 outsourced employees in the State, the committee had asked the officials to come up with a report on their exact number as well as the modalities to implement the regularisation. It has also pointed out the need to take care of not to follow the method which was followed in the Karnataka State.
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This was decided as the Supreme Court had earlier questioned the authority of the Karnataka government in implementing the regularisation scheme without going for direct recruitment. Tentatively, the cabinet subcommittee is expected to meet again after the State Assembly session to pursue the issue further.
