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Six years after framing policy, NHAI rejigs hiring of consultants, advisors
The Morning Standard
|November 20, 2023
ABOUT six years after the policy was introduced to engage consultants or advisors as 'external' and 'young' professionals, the National Highways Authority of India has come up with a standard operating procedure (SOP) to streamline extension of tenure, acceptance of premature resignation and enhancement of remuneration.
For grant of extension of tenure, the reporting officer will need to forward the proposals along with recommendations from the units concerned and annual performance report at least three months prior to the expiry of their term of engagement. According to the Sop, besides various details like monthly remuneration, the proposals should contain 'detailed justification for extension'.
The proposals of external professionals (EPS) will be put up before the chairman of NHAI and requests related to young professionals (YPs) will be placed before the member (administration) for approval.
Extension to EPs beyond three years will only be considered and accorded approval in 'exceptional cases'.
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