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Recruitment Issue: Telangana Doctors demand permanent jobs on state cadre basis
Telangana: The Telangana Junior Doctors Association (TJDA) and the Health Care Reform Doctors Association (HRDA) recently approached the authorities demanding that healthcare workers should be recruited on a permanent basis made on state cadre.
The doctors insisted that healthcare workers should not be recruited on a contract basis nor on zonal systems. Owing to the policy, the majority of healthcare workers do not opt for joining the facilities, claimed HRDA.
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Acting on the same, the HRDA members met the Chief Secretary for the State of Telangana, Somesh Kumar, IAS, and represented to notify the organization of local cadres through GAD implementing a new multi zonal system for early direct recruitment of HCWs.
HRDA members met Hon'ble Chief Secretary for State of Telangana Mr. Somesh Kumar IAS and represented to notify orginazation of local cadres through GAD implementing new multi zonal system for early direct recruitment of HCWs and to appoint new Vice-Chancellor for KNRUHS. pic.twitter.com/Nak9Ht8Iha
— Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association - HRDA (@ReformsHrda) September 19, 2020
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