Ranchi: The Association of Teachers on Tuesday approved the draft new rules prepared by the state government regarding their services a day after threatening to start with their demands.
The development occurred after the Ekicrite leaders of Sikshak Sangharsh Morcha held a meeting with the education Minister Jagarnath Mahto who agreed several suggestions proposed by the association.
Overcoming the Media After a meeting at Project Bhawan, the Minister said, “Almost all the problems of restrictions on Pay Payscale have been resolved.
Other anomalies will be deleted later.
The new design rules will be placed in front of the Cabinet for approval on December 20.
The government will try to provide a way to provide a way to provide a way to provide a payment Right to teachers in the future.
“The minister also announced that the process of withdrawing cases registered with the teachers during their agitation would begin.
He said that after the implementation of the rules, the teachers would be known as teacher assistants.
Teachers say the government has agreed to increase the wages of trained teachers by 40% instead of being proposed by 30% with the provisions that they will get a more than 10% increase after passing the assessment exam.
They will now get four chances instead of three to pass the examination exam.
The qualification mark also reduced from 45% to 40% for the general category and from 40% to 35% for the scheduled tribes and caste candidates scheduled.
The government has decided to offer a 50% increase in teacher salaries who passed the teacher’s feasibility test.
All teachers will get an annual increase of 4% instead of now 3%.
They will also be given a 15-day paid medical leave.
The 50% reservation for the teachers at the promise of primary teachers will remain and they will all serve up to 60 years.
Morcha’s leader Shintu Singh said, “After the meeting with the Minister of Education, the Chairman of the Minister of Hemant Soren also called us and convinced PayScale’s problems will also be resolved at that time.” The state government assures that it will bear the responsibilities of the teachers if the central government attracts its contribution because of their salaries after the implementation of national education policies.
Rajesh Sharma Education Secretary and Jharkhand Director of the Kiran PASI Project Education Board also attended.
About 60,000 teachers have demanded regularization of their services and other benefits for the past 18 years.