Furthermore, the government has decided to prioritize the appointment of differently abled candidates in their home districts in order to assure their accessibility and comfort at work.
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Desk: The Assam Government has released
special instructions for the Assam State Level recruiting Commission's third
and fourth grade recruiting procedure in several departments.
According to the criteria, the
government intends to appoint female candidates in their home district to
protect their safety and comfort. This change will not only increase women's
labor-force participation but will also solve their safety concerns.
Furthermore, the government has opted to hire people
from the Barak Valley region to ensure that locals are given preference in the
hiring process. This would not only provide citizens with job prospects, but
will also assure improved representation of the region in the government
sector.
Furthermore, the government has
decided to prioritize the appointment of differently abled candidates in their
home districts in order to assure their accessibility and comfort at work. The
change is intended to create a more inclusive work environment that supports
the requirements of people with disabilities.
In accordance with the aforementioned criteria, the
government has asked all agencies to initially try to recruit alternative
applicants in their home district. In circumstances where this is not
practicable, applicants will be recruited in surrounding districts so that they
do not have to go far for work.
Previously, on May 3, the results
for several Grade-III positions in the Government of Assam were announced. The
results of the Assam State Level Recruitment Commission test were announced on
the official website of the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA).
Earlier, Assam cabinet minister
Jayanta Mallabaruah stated that employment letters would be distributed to
selected applicants on May 11 in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
The newly hired employees will begin working in their respective offices on
June 1 of this year.
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