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JKTF delegation calls on DSEJ, highlights various demands 6/8/2019 11:34:39 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, June 8: A delegation of Lecturers, Headmaster, Masters, Teachers, Junior Assistants and Class IV employees led by Ganesh Khajuria, Chairman JKTF met Director School Education Jammu (DSEJ) Anuradha Gupta here today in her office Chamber. Leading the delegation, Ganesh Khajuria highlighted the demands of all cadres of teaching community and submitted a memorandum before the Director School Education Jammu. The charter of demands highlighted that more than 2000 Head Teachers in Jammu Province working under the erstwhile SSA upgraded Middle schools are without salaries for the last four months are at the verge of starvation. Their issue of 7th pay commission arrears w.e.f 1-1-2016 to August 2018 is still unresolved while it also raised the issue of the teaching faculty attached in various offices of Education Department and other departments adding that they may be detached immediately and direct them to report at their original place of postings. JKTF also demanded the early regularization of RETs who have completed their five years of regular services and those who have enhanced their qualifications may also be considered for regularization while it demanded that 7th pay commission benefits may also be given in favour of undergraduate RReTs and their process for granting Teachers Grade II may also be expedited. The issue of Laboratory bearers promoted as Lab Assistants, Class IV to Junior Assistants and Lab Assistants to Teachers working in their own pay and grades was also raised with the request of their regularization as per their counterparts in Kashmir while it was also urged to take up promotion of class IV to the next cadre at an earliest. Director School Education gave a patient hearing and assured the delegation that the salary of three months in favour of Masters known as Head Teachers working under SSA upgraded Middle schools will be released in the next week. She further assured that the work on some of the other demands has already started and will be resolved in a shortest possible time. She appealed the teaching fraternity to work with dedication and honesty for the betterment of students and to achieve the academic excellence.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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