Employees getting jobs under this scheme are responsible for the safety and needs of other dependents of the deceased. The decision was taken at a meeting of the state cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
Employees news: There is big news for the government employees of Kerala. The Pinarayi Vijayan government of the state has decided to take strict action in the event of the employees getting jobs under the Dying in Harness scheme not taking care of other dependents. Salary will be deducted.
Actually, this decision has been taken in the cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. It was said in the meeting that the employees getting jobs under this scheme are responsible for the safety and needs of other dependents of the deceased. If such employees do not provide security to other dependents, then 25 percent of their monthly basic salary should be deducted and this amount should be given to other eligible dependents.
Salary will be cut by 25 percent
It has been decided in the meeting that if a person gets a job under the deceased dependent scheme and does not provide facilities related to food, shelter, treatment and care to other dependents, then a complaint can be filed against such employee in the appointing authority. If the complaint registered against the employee is found to be correct, then 25 percent of his basic salary will be deducted and deposited in the bank accounts of other dependents.
District collector will have final decision
A release from the CMO said that employees dissatisfied with the Tehsildar’s inquiry can appeal to the District Collector within three months and the decision taken by the District Collector will be final, however, it added that if the dependent entitled to family pension If so, they are not entitled to protection.
