Punjab’s government decides to absorb 2,437 apprentice trainees as assistant linemen in the Patiala-based Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL), according to Punjab Minister Cheema. The announcements say the hiring follows a long-standing demand from apprentice trainees. The government positions the move as part of its efforts to expand employment opportunities for youth and provide a pathway for trainees who have completed apprenticeship. Both outlets report that Cheema publicly stated the number of positions to be filled and that the absorption is intended to regularize the trainees’ roles within PSPCL as assistant linemen. No additional details are provided in the reports on the timeline for joining, recruitment conditions, or how the absorption will be implemented beyond the decision to take in the stated number of apprentices. The information presented is consistent across sources, focusing on the same figure, the same designation—assistant linemen—and the same state-linked employer, PSPCL.
Punjab to hire 2,437 apprentices as assistant linemen for PSPCL
Punjab’s government decides to absorb 2,437 apprentice trainees as assistant linemen in the Patiala-based Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL), according to Punjab Minister Cheema. The annou...
- Punjab government plans to absorb 2,437 apprentice trainees.
- The absorbed trainees are to be appointed as assistant linemen.
- PSPCL is the designated employer for the assistant linemen positions.
- Punjab Minister Cheema announces the decision.
- The move is described as addressing a long-standing demand from apprentice trainees.
Cheema said the decision addressed a long-standing demand of apprentice trainees and reflected the government’s commitment to employment generation and youth welfare
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