NSS objects to employment exchange route for temporary appointments in Kerala schools
Sukumaran Nair said the directive of the Director of General Education requiring the managements of aided educational institutions to make appointments to temporary vacancies, including leave vacancies, only from the list provided by the employment exchange is unacceptable. By directing that even temporary vacancies be filled through the employment exchange, the Director of General Education is, in effect, seeking to amend the Act and the Rules through a mere circular,” Mr. Nair said.‘Unfair advantage’He further alleged that the move would disproportionately benefit candidates belonging to reserved categories while adversely affecting those in the unreserved category.
- ▪Sukumaran Nair said the directive of the Director of General Education requiring the managements of aided educational institutions to make appointments to temporary vacancies, including leave vacancies, only from the list provided by the em
- ▪By directing that even temporary vacancies be filled through the employment exchange, the Director of General Education is, in effect, seeking to amend the Act and the Rules through a mere circular,” Mr.
- ▪Nair said.‘Unfair advantage’He further alleged that the move would disproportionately benefit candidates belonging to reserved categories while adversely affecting those in the unreserved category.
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The Nair Service Society (NSS) has opposed the State government’s decision to make appointments to temporary teaching vacancies in aided schools through the employment exchange, contending that the move infringes on the statutory powers of school managers and could affect the quality of education.In a statement, NSS general secretary G. Sukumaran Nair said the directive of the Director of General Education requiring the managements of aided educational institutions to make appointments to temporary vacancies, including leave vacancies, only from the list provided by the employment exchange is unacceptable.
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