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Section 13: Discharge of probationers and approved probationers for want of vacancies and their reappointment

Tamil Nadu Information Commission Service Rules, 2017State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 2005

(1) Probationers and approved probationers shall be discharged for want of vacancies in the following order, namely:-

(a)First, the probationers in the order of juniority; and

(b)Second, the approved probationers in the order of juniority.

(2) Approved probationers and probationers who have been discharged for want of vacancies shall be re-appointed as and when the vacancies arise, in the inverse of the order as laid down in clauses (a) and (b) of sub-rule (1).

(3) The order of discharge or re-appointment specified above shall be departed from in the cases where its observance would involve exceptional administrative inconvenience.

(4) A vacancy in any category or post in the service shall not be filled by the appointment of a person who has not yet commenced his probation therein when an approved probationer or a probationer therein is available for such appointment.

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ActTamil Nadu Information Commission Service Rules, 2017
Section13
Marginal noteDischarge of probationers and approved probationers for want of vacancies and their reappointment
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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