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Employees Taking VRS After 20 Years Can Get "Payout On Pro Rata Basis": Centre
Central government employees are entitled to "assured payout on pro rata basis" on opting for voluntary retirement after completion of service of 20 years or more under the recently-notified rules, the personnel ministry said on Tuesday.
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853 IRS Officers Took Voluntary Retirement In Last 10 years: Centre
A total of 853 Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officers have taken voluntary retirement in the last 10 years, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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Vistara Offers Voluntary Retirement To Staff Ahead Of Air India Merger
Vistara has offered voluntary retirement as well as voluntary separation schemes for its non-flying staff, ahead of the full service carrier's merger with Air India, according to officials.
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Assam Offers Voluntary Retirement To 300 Cops Who Are "Habitual Drinkers"
About 300 officers of Assam Police, who are "habitual drinkers", will be offered voluntary retirement, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said. The process has already begun and new recruitment will take place to fill the vacancies, he said.
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Employees Taking VRS After 20 Years Can Get "Payout On Pro Rata Basis": Centre
Central government employees are entitled to "assured payout on pro rata basis" on opting for voluntary retirement after completion of service of 20 years or more under the recently-notified rules, the personnel ministry said on Tuesday.
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853 IRS Officers Took Voluntary Retirement In Last 10 years: Centre
A total of 853 Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officers have taken voluntary retirement in the last 10 years, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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Vistara Offers Voluntary Retirement To Staff Ahead Of Air India Merger
Vistara has offered voluntary retirement as well as voluntary separation schemes for its non-flying staff, ahead of the full service carrier's merger with Air India, according to officials.
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Assam Offers Voluntary Retirement To 300 Cops Who Are "Habitual Drinkers"
About 300 officers of Assam Police, who are "habitual drinkers", will be offered voluntary retirement, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said. The process has already begun and new recruitment will take place to fill the vacancies, he said.
