Is it for the Christian minorities schools also? Only 16 holidays in a session year is given to the Non-Teaching staff in St. Capitanio Girls’ High School, Nagrakata, Jalpaiguri! So what can be done?
Somebody help me out as the Headmistress is breaching the government orders and management committee is not functioning as it should be doing. What can be done? pls help. E-Mail: sadanprakash@yahoo.in
I think it is a total inhuman rule to force an employee to take medical leave when his parents pass away.Considering the huge pressure of examining answer scripts teachers should be allowed leave of more than eighty days.Regarding medical leave highest limit of 365 days in service life should be 15 x total service year.Earn leave should be given.Facility of tour should be given at least 6 times in service span.
I joined as asstt teacher in a high school after resigned from primary school. I yet to receive my 50% arear of 3rd installment though my primary colleagues received their their dues. My resignation has been accepted by DPSC hooghly. The dealing assistant in the DPSC told me that resigned teachers would not get their dues. Is there any order regarding this? Please reply.
I think ,extra some days should be included for local festivals & also for uncertain natural hazards.Another opinion is that holidays should be increases in winter ,especially after ‘Borodin’ ,because it will be beneficial to the teachers as they all go for outing to fresh their mind & achive experiences of the outer world.If teachers are not mentally well then quality of education will obviously decrease.
when i was a student we all enjoyed 85 days leave ,we all respect our teachers likke our near and dear ones ,we had no midday meals ,we all know how to spell correctly a word .. but now a days the aim of education is only to pass with a huge no.not knowing anythingabout how to respect others .it seems that the authority sitting in a THANDI GHAR only resolved resulationonly for the schools that are situated in urban areas . DEAR sirs please come in to a remote rural school before any kind of resulation
