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No. AC/PA/Admn/Re-engagement of Retired Staff/2018
CENTRAL RAILWAY
India
Notification For Huge Sr.ASV/ASV Post Vacancy – Central Railway
In terms of Railway Board’s letter No. E(NG)—II/2007/RC-4/CORE/1 dated 16/10/2017 & 12/12/2017, it has been decided to fill up 02 vacancies of Sr.ASV/ASV by re-engagement of Staff, who have retired as Sr.ASv/ASV.
Hence applications of Sr.ASV/ASV who have retired from Railway Service are called for to reach, Admn Section of Sr.DFM/Pune on or before 10/11/2018 on following terms and conditions.
How to Apply to Huge Sr.ASV/ASV Post Vacancy – Central Railway
JOB DETAILS
1.Name of the post- Sr.ASV/ASV
No of post- 02
Terms and Conditions of re-engagement of retired staff
- The Scheme is valid upto 01/12/2019.
- Staff of Accounts Department retired from Railway service as Sr.ASV/ASV can only apply.
- The re-engagement shall be strictly upto the age of 65 years on or before 01.12.2019 or till the availability of regular candidates from RRB/Departmental Selection whichever is earlier.
- The maximum upper age limit for the Re-engagement of staff is 65 years. No re-engaged employee should continue in service beyond 65 years of age.
- The Administration is at liberty to terminate the services of the re-engaged employees even before 01/12/2019 in case their work/ conduct is found unsatisfactory.
- The employees Removed/Dismissed/Compulsory retired as a result of disciplinary action or in review, are not eligible for Re-engagement. Further employees retired under SRRS/LARGESS will not be eligible.
- The remuneration for re-engaged staff fixed as monthly remuneration determined by reducing pension from his/her last pay drawn (i.e. Basic + DA). The re-engaged employees are not entitled for any other benefit or facilities except the monthly remuneration.
- The retired employee shall execute an agreement to abide by all the terms and conditions of the re-engagement.
- Re-engagement shall be subject to prescribed medical fitness.
- Suitability /Competency of the applicant shall be adjudged by competent authority before their re-engagement.
- The Re-engaged Retired employee will have to give 7 days’ Notice for discontinuing the service.
- Re-engaged employees shall be on duty on normal duty hours followed by the office in which they will be posted. The duty hours can be changed as per the requirement of work by the administration. They will be eligible for weekly off and General Holidays observed by the office in which they will be posted. The Re-engaged employee will not be eligible for any kind of leave (like CL, RH, APL, Sick leave etc.). For absence if any, appropriate deduction will be made from the monthly remuneration.
- Copy of following documents should be attached with the application and it is mandatory.
a) Service certificate/Pensioner Identity Card
b) Pension Payment Order. - The last date for submission of the application is 10/11/2018. Staff retired from Railways desirous for re-engagement, have to submit their applications in the prescribed format at Annexure ‘A’ and submit to Admn Section of Sr. DFM/Pune, on or before 10/11/2018.
About Central Railway
Shri D.K.Sharma, an officer of Indian Railway Service of Electrical Engineers of 1980 batch, has taken over the charge of General Manager, Central Railway. Prior to joining as General Manager, Central Railway, he was Chief Electrical Engineer on Western Railway.
Vacancy Notification Huge Sr.ASV/ASV Post Vacancy – Central Railway
After Graduating in Electrical Engineering, he joined Indian Railways as an Indian Railway Service of Electrical Engineers (IRSEE) officer in 1980 and has held various important posts during his past tenure on Central, Western, South Central and Konkan Railway i.e. Chief Electrical Engineer/Central Railway, Chief Electrical Engineer (Project)/Konkan Railway, Divisional Railway Manager/Nagpur, Additional Divisional Railway Manager/Mumbai Division of Central Railway etc.
He has wide experience of management and construction of the Electrical assets besides General Administration on Indian Railways.
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