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As teachers retiring mid yr get extension, guest lecturers want pay for whole year
The New Indian Express
|November 28, 2024
THE state government had recently announced that teachers of government arts and science colleges who retire in the middle of the academic year will be given extension till May.
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Taking a cue from this order, guest lecturers have urged the state government to pay them salary for 12 months including May.
Currently, the guest lecturers receive their salaries for months June to April, and exam duty fees for May at the end of the respective months. Over 7,000 guest lecturers working in government arts and science colleges said they are being paid only a paltry sum of ₹25,000 a month.
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