Since there are no vacancies in the telecom department either to absorb so many executives, the government is working closely with BSNL, MTNL and the Indian Telecom Service Association
(ITSA), the body representing ITS officers, to work out a compromise
formula that encourages about 900 ITS officers to stay back in BSNL and
another 100-odd in MTNL in the long term interest of both telcos. So
much so, an internal telecom department panel chaired by joint secretary
(telecom) Malay Srivastava is trying to finalise a new compensation
package by the month end.
"Efforts are on to encourage these ITS officers to remain in BSNL and MTNL by ensuring they do not lose out on central pension dues," a senior official in the telecom department with direct knowledge told ET.
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"Efforts are on to encourage these ITS officers to remain in BSNL and MTNL by ensuring they do not lose out on central pension dues," a senior official in the telecom department with direct knowledge told ET.
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