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Contractual Whole Time Teachers (CWTTs) are part time Teachers of Govt. General Degree Colleges, Govt.-aided Colleges, Govt. Engg. & Technical Colleges.


Drawal of Gratuity by erstwhile PTT or CWTT who retired before 01.01.2020

Higher Education

2071-Pension & Other Retirement Benefits-01-Civil-104-Gratuities-00-Administrative Exp.-010-Payment of Gratuities to State aided College Teachers (SACT) of State aided Govt./ Non Govt. Colleges-04-Pension/ Gratuities

Leave Rules and Health Scheme of “State Aided College Teacher”

Higher Education

(i) Leaves like casual leave, medical leave, maternity leave, study leave and (ii) Swasthya Sathi Scheme which had earlier been enjoyed by the erstwhile Government approved Part Time Teachers, Contractual Whole Time Teachers.

Service Condition and Remuneration of “State Aided College Teacher”

Higher Education

Restructuring of service conditions and other benefits for Govt. approved Part Time teachers (PTTs), Govt. approved Contractual Whole time teachers (CWTTs) and Guest teachers engaged in different Govt./ Govt. aided colleges.

Grant of Ad-hoc Bonus to PTTs and CWTTs for the year 2016-17

Higher Education

Grant of Ad-hoc Bonus to the Govt. approved Part time Teachers and Contractual Whole Time Teachers of the Govt./ Govt.-aided Colleges for the year 2016-17.

Swasthya Sathi for Casual Workers of Colleges and Universities

Higher Education

For Contractual Whole Time Teachers (CWTTs), Government approved Part Time Teachers (PTTs) and Daily Rated/ Casual Non-teaching employees of State-aided Universities, Colleges.

CWTTs or PTTs shall be entitled to avail Study Leave

Higher Education

Govt-approved CWTTs or PTTs shall be entitled to avail Study leave, for a maximum period of 12 months in one spell and for a period not exceeding 24 months in their entire service period.

Carry forward of Annual Medical Leave of PTTs and CWTTs

Higher Education

Half average remuneration leave up to 20 days of CWTTs and PTTs which tantamount to 10 days medical leave with full remuneration shall henceforth be allowed to be carried forward.
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