Imposing test condition on Mewat school staff unjust: Union

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, January 16

Employees unions have alleged serious deficiencies in the state’s recent notification of taking over eight government model schools in the Mewat region.

Subhash Lamba and Satish Sethi, president and general secretary, respectively, of the Sarv Karmachari Sangh, said converting the services of certain regular teachers working in these schools run by the Mewat Development Agency to ad hoc basis and imposition of new terms and conditions like clearance of the Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET) was sheer injustice.

“The SKS will not tolerate unjust conditions on staff and it demands its immediate removal,” Lamba stated. He also raised the demand of regularisation of contractual staff working in these schools.

Meanwhile, Mewat Model Schools Employees Welfare Association chief Nisar Ahmed registered his protest against the notification saying the staff working in these schools fulfilled all essential qualifications required at time of recruitment. —

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