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Around
80,000 vacancies are expected to open at top public sector banks in the
country, including State Bank of India, as a large number of officers
and staff will superannuate over the next two years.
As many as 78,800 employees
will retire during the current fiscal and next fiscal, official sources
said. During the current financial year, 39,756 employees are retiring.
This includes 19,065 officers and 14,669 clerks, sources said.
Besides, 6,022 sub-staff would
also get superannuated this fiscal year. About 39,000 employees would
be retiring next fiscal. Of this, 18,506 officers and 14,458 clerks
would retire from their service from various public sector banks.
There are 22 state-owned banks
in India including SBI, IDBI Bank and Bharatiya Mahila Bank. Besides,
there are five associate banks of SBI. Considering vast vacancy in the
middle-level position, the government is planning to provide some
flexibility in the recruitment.
The Finance Ministry is going
to provide flexibility with regard to recruitment at the middle level.
Currently, they can hire on contractual basis. Public sector banks
undertake recruitment of staff to fill vacancies on ongoing basis as per
their requirements depending upon business volume, business growth
employee strength and retirement among others.
Last week, Finance Minister
Arun Jaitley had said banks are extremely keen in campus recruitments,
but there are legal difficulties. "The banks are extremely keen to do
that (campus hiring)...there is now judgement of the Supreme Court which
is not giving adequate flexibility to government banks how to do it and
that is handicapped which the banks have flagged. We are examining the
legal position. But as of today there is a legal impediments in that,"
he had said.
Source : http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/