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Govt lifts ban on recruitments

The State government officially lifted the ban on recruitment imposed towards the fag end of the previous government’s tenure with the personnel department issuing an order for it to be lifted in a ‘phased manner’.


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“It has been decided to lift the ban in a phased manner while carrying out a study on the working and requirement analysis of the departments concerned,” the order reads.   
According to the order, recruitment ban in grant-in-aid educational institutions as well as educational institutions of the government, Goa Medical College, Dental College and the Institute of Psychiatry and Human Behaviour and Directorate of Health Services has been lifted.   
The order also lifts the ban on compassionate appointment, under the department of personnel, and children of freedom fighters.   
Through this order all posts, including teaching and non-teaching, as per the sanctioned strength by the Directorate of Education, Higher Education and Technical Education will be filled.   
Posts of doctors, teaching and non-teaching, medical officers, nurses and technical staff in laboratories operation theatres will also be filled.
The State government through an order on November 22, 2016, had imposed a ban on further recruitments, including ongoing ones, in all its departments as well as grant-in-aid institutions.   
Besides this the government has also exempted all contractual appointments which are for a period not more than one year.   
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CCP meet likely to be stormy

The special meeting of the Corporation of City of Panaji is likely to be stormy with three controversial issues being listed on the agenda “ Panaji Municipal Market, laying of cables by M/s Reliance JIO and market committee report on moveable handcarts.

the goan I network
Published Apr 25, 2017, 4:45 AM IST
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PANAJI   At various meetings of CCP in the past, the ruling and opposition have been at loggerheads over these issues.   The notice of special meeting of CCP has four items listed on the agenda “ to confirm the minutes of the ordinary meeting held on April 7, to discuss various issues concerning Panaji Municipal Market including court matters, to discuss issues pertaining to laying of cables by M/s Reliance JIO within the limits of CCP jurisdiction and to…

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