PSC RECRUITS 9,300
CONDUCTORS,
KSRTC TO TAKE ONLY 3,300
As many
as 6,000 candidates shortlisted by the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC)
for filling vacancies of conductors in the Kerala State Road Transport
Corporation (KSRTC) are likely to be left in the lurch.Though the KSRTC had
reported 9,300 vacancies to the PSC in different phases, it is understood to
have expressed its inability in enhancing its permanent staff strength at one
go. The intake is likely to be restricted to 3,300 at present.
PSC
sources told on
Sunday that without heeding the KSRTC’s cautioning against such a massive
recruitment drive, directives were issued to the PSC staff to complete the
procedures within a specific time frame. This was aimed at serving recruitment
advice to all candidates before Onam. The haste shown by the PSC has drawn
criticism. The KSRTC’s warning was ignored on the pretext that vacancies once
reported to the PSC cannot be reduced or cancelled.When informed about the
completion of recruitment procedures, the KSRTC is understood to have said that
it requires only 3,300 candidates. This means that 6,000 shortlisted candidates
will have to cool their heels for a long time. The KSRTC’s argument that
recruitment at such a massive scale had to be deferred due to financial
constraints was justified, sources said.
Prof. John Kurakar
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