Govt Assam Regularize 4,669 Jobs Contractual Teacher's After 14 Year's of Service
Regularize 4,669 Contractual Jobs 2024
In a historic ruling that will change the face of education in the region, the Himanta Biswa Sarma-led government has set out a path that will ensure or maintain the employment of 4,669 contractual teachers who have been working in the high schools of the state for over 14 years.
This step is likely to pave the way for appreciation and security in employment for a considerable number of educators who have put in more than two decades to the mission of sharing knowledge and shaping the next generation.
Himanta Biswa Sharma Decision
For over ten years, these instructors have been working on unstable contract conditions regularly devoid of rights and job security enjoyed by their permanent coworkers. Their long service and relentless commitment to education have always drawn attention to the need for a re-examination of their employment status.
The announcement made by Chief Minister Assam Himanta Biswa Sarma is progress towards resolving the problems faced by such teachers and acknowledging the areas they have served in education.
Changes in Policy
A substantial process towards formalization is noticeable in the regularization of the jobs of the teachers by the government. As a result, these educators will now have permanent employment status with all its benefits including pensions, health care and other entitlements applicable in government jobs.
This policy change is likely to enhance teachers’ morale and productivity significantly because increased job security leads to greater job satisfaction and improved performance.
Impact on Education
It is anticipated that a great deal on the quality of education in Assam will be affected by the regularization of these jobs.
Teachers who had previously spent years working under uncertain conditions will now be able to devote more time to their teaching responsibilities, instead of worrying about their job security.
Such an increased dedication towards teaching might result into improved educational standards for students since well experienced as well as committed teachers are in a better position to provide quality education.
