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TWA urges Governor to exempt "Special Need" employees 1/16/2015 9:58:05 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 16: Jammu and Kashmir Teacher's Welfare Association (JKTWA) State President Jasmeet Singh Madaan has urged the Governor, NN Vohra and Commissioner/ Secretary, Nirmala Sharma for exempting all " Handicapped, Medical Grounds" Teachers/ Master's/ Lecturers' out of the purview of government Order No. 8 of 2015 so as to provide them succor. On the one hand, the decision is widely hailed by the TW A but at the same time, it is requested to exempt these special need Teachers/ Masters/ Lecturers out of the purview of the Government order purely on humanitarian grounds. It is a well known fact that these Special Need Teachers/ Masters/ Lecturers' are provided "Conveyance Allowance" by the government on humanitarian grounds as a special help and at the same time, they are now totally disturbed on being relieved to join at far- off places. They urged Governor, NN Vohra and Commissioner/ Secretary, Education to review the Order No. 08 and modified it so that it don't affect the Handicapped employees on humanitarian grounds.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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