KSRTC salary as per new scale by February 10
The Hindu
Salary for employees of the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) as per the revised scale will be paid by February 10, KSRTC chairman and managing director Biju Prabhakar has said.The payme
Salary for employees of the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) as per the revised scale will be paid by February 10, KSRTC chairman and managing director Biju Prabhakar has said.
The payment of salary has been delayed as e-office has been non-functional since January 25 and the time lag in making necessary changes to Spark (Service and Payroll Administrative Repository for Kerala), statement from the office of the KSRTC CMD said on Saturday.
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