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Transfer policy for Physically Challenged Government Employees

A suggestion has been made that physically handicapped candidates appointed under the Government should preferably be posted in their native places or at least in their native district. The matter has been examined carefully by DOPT and following decision was taken vide Office Memorandum NO. A-B 14017/41/90-Estt (RR) dated 10.05.1990
It may not be possible or desirable to lay down that physically handicapped employees belonging to Group-A or Group-B who have all India transfer liability should be posted near their native places. However, in the case of holders of Group-C or Group-D posts who have been recruited on regional basis and who are physically handicapped, such persons may be given posting, as far as possible, subject to administrative constraints, near their native places within the region.
Requests from physically handicapped employees for transfer to or near their native places may also be given preference.
However, the representations made by various Group A and Group B Officers were later considered by Government and it wasdecided the same benefit extended to Group C and Group D physically challenged employees will also be applicable to Group A and Group B officers.

This decision was communicated by DOPT in the office memorandum No: AB 14017/16/2002-Estt.(RR) 13.03.2002. The decision is as follows
It is further clarified that the guideline contained in para 2 of this Department’s O.M. dated 10.5.1990 that requests from physically handicapped employees for transfer to or near their native places mayalso be given preference, covers physically handicapped employees in Groups A, B, C and D.

3 comments:

  1. see in Karnataka Judiciary, there are no such preferences are giving and in Judiciary department it self, harrasements are much more

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  2. whether this memorandum is irrespective of Rule -38 of postal manual volumes or not.why there is no relaxation for group-c employees for transfers incase of physically handicapped central employees kindly reply me.....

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