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CM: GHRDC will cater to job vacancies in pvt sectors too

Sawant felicitates 44 Covid warriors on occasion of GHRDC anniversary

CM: GHRDC will cater to job vacancies in pvt sectors too

PORVORIM
Stating that the government intends to expand the scope of Goa Human Resource Development Corporation (GHRDC), Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said the corporation plans to recruit 2,000 more staff by 2022.

The chief minister was addressing a function organised by GHRDC at the conference hall of SCERT Porvorim to celebrate its anniversary and to felicitate its Covid warriors.

“The GHRDC presently has 2,800 employees on its role and the government intends to expand the scope of GHRDC, for which corporation plans to recruit 2,000 more staff by 2022 and train them not only in security and housekeeping fields, but also in other areas such as steno, computer operators, etc.”

Various departments in the government hire personnel trained by GHRDC for various types of services, such as security, housekeeping, gardening, etc.

“The GHRDC will cater to job vacancies of not only of government departments, but also in the private sector.”

“Some government corporations are running in losses, but the GHRDC is a profit-making corporation and it can take care of its staff without monetary support from the government.”

“The GHRDC was set up by the government to provide skilled and trained manpower to various government departments. Due to efficient management, the GHRDC has become self-reliant.”

“The corporation will also endeavour to upgrade the skills of the existing staff so that they can climb the ladder of success,” said Sawant.

“Staff with less qualification and having studied up to Std 8 or 9 will be given opportunity to appear for SSC and HSSC of Goa Board externally,” said Sawant.

The chief minister further stated that services rendered by security and housekeeping staff of GHRDC during the Covid pandemic had been praiseworthy.

GHRDC Managing Director Derrick Nato, Joint Managing Director Narayan Navti and Narendra Mayekar also spoke on the occasion.

On the occasion, 44 Covid warriors “ 10 security officers, 32 Housing staff and 2 LDC “ were felicitated by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and other dignitaries. GHRDC Vice-Chairman Keshav Prabhu and SCERT Director Nagraj Honnekiri were also present at the function.

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