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Agriculture Technocrats Association hails regularization of ReZs 2/20/2015 10:26:47 PM Early Times Report KATHUA, Feb 20: Appreciating the decision of state government to regularize Rehbar-e-Zirat (ReZ) candidates, the Agriculture Technocrats Association District Kathua has urged the department to release the list of second phase. While addressing a press conference here today, the advisor of the association and district president Joginder Singh demanded a full pay protection of the all ReZs as and when they will be regularized while the newly joined ReZs should be given the pending dues by considering their regularization from the April 1, 2014. He also demanded that during the preparation of second list of regularization the over age, year of passing and completion of seven years should be given the priority after making a close scrutiny. The Association also demanded that government should put all the regularized ReZ candidates under old pension scheme so that the major loss of time period of the agriculture technocrats could be compensated and justified.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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