Telangana doctors’ body seeks clear transfer exemption guidelines for differently-abled employees
The Telangana Government Doctors Association is advocating for clear guidelines regarding transfer exemptions for differently-abled employees and those caring for children with intellectual disabilities. They referenced a recent circular that confirmed these employees are exempt from routine transfers. The association is calling for detailed procedures for submitting and verifying disability certificates to facilitate this exemption.
- ▪The Telangana Government Doctors Association has requested clear guidelines for transfer exemptions for differently-abled employees.
- ▪A Finance Department circular clarified that certain categories of employees are exempt from the transfer process.
- ▪G.O. 34 states that employees with 70% or more disability and caregivers for children with intellectual disabilities are exempt from transfers.
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The Telangana Government Doctors Association (TGGDA) has urged the State to implement clear guidelines for exempting differently-abled employees and employees caring for children with intellectual disabilities from the ongoing transfer process.In a press release issued on Tuesday, the association referred to a Finance Department circular dated May 8, which clarified that the recently lifted ban on transfers for government employees would not apply to categories covered under G.O. 34. The circular stated that employees protected under the GO would continue to remain exempt from routine transfers and postings even during the current transfer window.According to G.O.
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