The Latest Breaking News from JAC

Outsourced employees’ JAC seeks regularisation, scrapping of agency system

The government has agreed to pay ₹2.60 lakh per month towards master scale and give a fitment of 8%, besides conceding the other demands put forth by the JAC

JAC urges AP govt to regularise services of all contract employees as on June 2, 2014, remove 5-yr cut-off. Cabinet decision to benefit 10,117, but 4,000 contract lecturers with 12-14 yrs of service may be deprived. JAC urges govt to remove cap of 5 yrs cut-off.

Joint Action Committee of university faculty and govt college teachers protest higher edu dept's move to introduce common syllabi. Demonstrations held outside colleges and universities demanding autonomy to frame syllabi. Higher edu minister said all colleges must follow same syllabus. 25% of syllabus allowed to be modified. Teachers claim syllabi…

Mr. Bopparaju, along with Contract and Outsourced Employees JAC chairman K. Suman, held a meeting with representatives of various contract and outsourced employees’ associations at Revenue Bhavan on Saturday.

The Joint Action Committees (JACs) which fought for the realisation of Statehood for Telangana and then went into a slumber once the State was formed are now regrouping.

The decision to regularise the services of contract employees is among the demands met and is a result of the sustained agitation by the employees’ association, says Bopparaju Venkateswarlu

The JAC would organise the fourth regional conference in Guntur on June 8.

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