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Transfers strictly according to transfer policy: Plus Two Lecturers Forum 8/21/2016 11:08:04 PM Early Times Report Udhampur, Aug 21: All J& K Plus 2 Lecturers' Forum Udhampur has demanded that the process of transfer should be streamlined and in any case, completed during summer/winter breaks, transfers be effected on the basis of subject need and strength of schools. Ashok Sharma, district president said that the process of transfer was scheduled to be completed before the 31st July, this year but 31st Augustis fast approaching and the lecturers are still waiting for their transfer orders. He demanded that transfer orders be strictly issued according to the transfer policy issued by the department. They demanded that the orders be issued at the earliest to remove to clear the atmosphere of uncertainty so that proper attention can be focused on the academic activities in the schools. They also flayed the JKBOSE for not clearing the bills of remuneration of exams, both theory and practical and demanded that bills be cleared at the earliest. They demanded that result of evaluation be declared in a time bound manner and every facility including the facility of obtaining eligibility/migration certificates should be available in the sub offices of JKBOSE. The members also demanded the implementation of the recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission in the state as many other states have done. They also demanded that earned leave in favour of those lecturers, masters and teachers, who taught in the extra classes during summer vacations be sanctioned at the earliest and necessary entries made in their service books. Speaking on the occasion, Ashok Sharma appreciated the participants for their views and urged the government to consider their suggestions for the overall improvement of teaching learning process in the schools. He demanded amendment in the Jammu & Kashmir Administrative Service Rules, 2008 to include the School Education Department in the feeding services for promotion to time scale posts of KAS to enhance the promotional avenues of the officers of School Education Department and thus, remove stagnation prevailing at various levels in the department. He also urged the government to concede other long pending demands of the Plus2 Cadre, such as the benefit of running pattern, restoration of 40% promotional quota, regularization of all Incharge incumbents in the School Education Department, upgradation of the post of lecturer in Physical Education, enhancement in the Grade Pay of Principals and declaration of their PODT as non vocational etc. He also urged the government to ensure the safety of the employees and officers from Jammu serving in various parts of Kashmir in view of conditions of unrest prevailing there. Prominent among those who spoke on the occasion included Arunesh Kumar, Ashwani Kumar, Ram Murti, Bishan Sharma, Pawan Kumar, Luxmi Kant, Joginder Gupta, Parjesh Kumar, Rakeshwar Sharma, Ravi Kanchan, Rajinder Kumar, Veena Rani etc.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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