Key Takeaways
- Punjab government approves 332 new appointments for the Transport Authority.
- Recruitment includes 25 transport officers, 25 junior transport officers, 123 head constables, and 123 constables.
- 36 drivers will also be recruited on a lump-sum salary package.
The Punjab government has approved 332 new appointments for the Transport Authority, aiming to address staff shortages across the province.
Of the new recruits, 25 transport officers will be appointed in Grade 14, along with 25 junior transport officers in Grade 11.
Additionally, 123 head constables and 123 constables will be hired, bringing the total number of new appointments to 332.
Thirty-six drivers will also be recruited, with their pay package to be decided by a selection board headed by the chief secretary.
All appointees will initially be on a three-year contract, with expenses for the recruitment to be met from the existing budget.
Officials stated that no additional funds will be provided for these recruitments, emphasizing the efficient use of existing resources.
The new appointments are expected to help in addressing the staffing gaps in Punjab’s 36 district transport authorities.
The move is seen as a significant step towards improving the operational efficiency of the Transport Authority in Punjab.
