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"Punjab Will Fight...": Bhagwant Mann After Centre's Chandigarh Move
The Punjab government will fight strongly for its "rightful claim over Chandigarh", Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said in his public reaction to Union Home Minister Amit Shah's announcement that employees of the Chandigarh Union Territory administrati
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Amit Shah's Plan For Chandigarh Government Employees Riles Punjab Parties
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said that the service conditions of employees of the Chandigarh Union Territory administration will now be aligned to that of the central civil services and this will benefit them in a "big way".
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Punjab Government Employees To Now Retire At 58 Years: State Finance Minister
The retirement age of Punjab government employees will be reduced to 58 years from 60 years currently in a move intended to offer more employment opportunities to young people.
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Punjab To Treat Absentee Staff As 'Deemed Resigned'
The Punjab government has issued directions that employees absent from duty continuously for a year without leave will be considered as "deemed resigned", official sources said on Tuesday.
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Bharat Bandh: Public Transport, Banking Services Hit In Haryana, Punjab
Services including banking and public transport were hit in Haryana, Punjab and Union Territory Chandigarh with employees of various government departments joining one-day nationwide strike to protest against 'anti-labour' policies of the government.
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Haryana roadways employees union split over strike
Roadways employees union in Haryana today split over the issue of strike with some sections calling off the stir after government accepted "most of their demands" even as some two lakh workers of different departments, boards and corporations struck work
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Haryana government staff to go on three-day strike from tomorrow
Over two lakh employees of Haryana government, unhappy over their demands not being met, will go on a three-day strike from tomorrow even as the state imposed Section 144 to quell the agitation
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Punjab government raises dearness allowance by 7 per cent
The Punjab government on Wednesday raised the Dearness Allowance (DA) rate payable to the state government employees and pensioners by 7 per cent, which will cost Rs 744.48 crore to the state exchequer.
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Punjab government agrees to demands of state-aided school teachers
The Punjab government has acceded to all the major demands of state-aided school teachers.A delegation of the Punjab State-Aided School Teachers and Employees Union had a meeting with Local Bodies minister Chuni Lal Bhagat and Education minister Sikander Singh Maluka.
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New form to get NOC for passports in Punjab
To streamline and check the undue delay in renewal and fresh issuance of passports to the government employees, the Punjab government has introduced a new form to obtain the No Objection Certificates (NOC) from their respective departments in this regard. The required instructions have also been sent to the officers concerned for immediate and vigo...
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"Punjab Will Fight...": Bhagwant Mann After Centre's Chandigarh Move
The Punjab government will fight strongly for its "rightful claim over Chandigarh", Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said in his public reaction to Union Home Minister Amit Shah's announcement that employees of the Chandigarh Union Territory administrati
-
Amit Shah's Plan For Chandigarh Government Employees Riles Punjab Parties
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said that the service conditions of employees of the Chandigarh Union Territory administration will now be aligned to that of the central civil services and this will benefit them in a "big way".
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Punjab Government Employees To Now Retire At 58 Years: State Finance Minister
The retirement age of Punjab government employees will be reduced to 58 years from 60 years currently in a move intended to offer more employment opportunities to young people.
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Punjab To Treat Absentee Staff As 'Deemed Resigned'
The Punjab government has issued directions that employees absent from duty continuously for a year without leave will be considered as "deemed resigned", official sources said on Tuesday.
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Bharat Bandh: Public Transport, Banking Services Hit In Haryana, Punjab
Services including banking and public transport were hit in Haryana, Punjab and Union Territory Chandigarh with employees of various government departments joining one-day nationwide strike to protest against 'anti-labour' policies of the government.
-
Haryana roadways employees union split over strike
Roadways employees union in Haryana today split over the issue of strike with some sections calling off the stir after government accepted "most of their demands" even as some two lakh workers of different departments, boards and corporations struck work
-
Haryana government staff to go on three-day strike from tomorrow
Over two lakh employees of Haryana government, unhappy over their demands not being met, will go on a three-day strike from tomorrow even as the state imposed Section 144 to quell the agitation
-
Punjab government raises dearness allowance by 7 per cent
The Punjab government on Wednesday raised the Dearness Allowance (DA) rate payable to the state government employees and pensioners by 7 per cent, which will cost Rs 744.48 crore to the state exchequer.
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Punjab government agrees to demands of state-aided school teachers
The Punjab government has acceded to all the major demands of state-aided school teachers.A delegation of the Punjab State-Aided School Teachers and Employees Union had a meeting with Local Bodies minister Chuni Lal Bhagat and Education minister Sikander Singh Maluka.
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New form to get NOC for passports in Punjab
To streamline and check the undue delay in renewal and fresh issuance of passports to the government employees, the Punjab government has introduced a new form to obtain the No Objection Certificates (NOC) from their respective departments in this regard. The required instructions have also been sent to the officers concerned for immediate and vigo...
