3-3/CC/2011 Dated 27.07.2011
To
The Director of Education,
Andaman and Nicobar Administration,
Port Blair.
Sub: Regularisation of adhoc services from initial
appointment - regarding.
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Sir,
I am to invite your kind attention to the above issue which is pending with the Directorate of Education for quite a long time. Cases of a large number of teachers for regularization of adhoc services from their initial appointment were being processed by the Directorate of Education for the last few years, but till date the process has not been completed, causing concern among the affected teachers.
We have been given assurances by the successive Directors that this issue will be settled favourably and sought further time on every time we met the authorities in the Directorate of Education.
While we are fully aware of the fact that complicated nature of a number of cases in this category leads to undue delay in finalizing it, we expect the department to complete it even by engaging additional staff so that hundreds of teachers who have been deprived of the financial benefit and service will heave a sigh of relief. A number of teachers are on the verge of retirement and any delay in restoring their rightful benefits will lead to loss of pensionary benefits to them.
I would, therefore, request you kindly to look into this matter personally and take appropriate steps to regularize the adhoc services of teachers from their initial appointments and, thus, render justice to them.
To
The Director of Education,
Andaman and Nicobar Administration,
Port Blair.
Sub: Regularisation of adhoc services from initial
appointment - regarding.
----------------
Sir,
I am to invite your kind attention to the above issue which is pending with the Directorate of Education for quite a long time. Cases of a large number of teachers for regularization of adhoc services from their initial appointment were being processed by the Directorate of Education for the last few years, but till date the process has not been completed, causing concern among the affected teachers.
We have been given assurances by the successive Directors that this issue will be settled favourably and sought further time on every time we met the authorities in the Directorate of Education.
While we are fully aware of the fact that complicated nature of a number of cases in this category leads to undue delay in finalizing it, we expect the department to complete it even by engaging additional staff so that hundreds of teachers who have been deprived of the financial benefit and service will heave a sigh of relief. A number of teachers are on the verge of retirement and any delay in restoring their rightful benefits will lead to loss of pensionary benefits to them.
I would, therefore, request you kindly to look into this matter personally and take appropriate steps to regularize the adhoc services of teachers from their initial appointments and, thus, render justice to them.
Yours faithfully,
Sd/-
(D. Ayyappan)
General Secretary
Cell: 9434260430
Sd/-
(D. Ayyappan)
General Secretary
Cell: 9434260430
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