Tag: Indian Railways

The Ministry of Railways wants its zonal heads or general managers to be ranked at par with state chief secretaries and director general of police.

The class, which will be telecast live across all zones, will teach employees the basics of ethical behaviour in governance. 

The new cards for employees, dependents and retired employees will replace the medical booklet cards that have been in use for ages.

Use of ‘tu’ or ‘tum’ is now considered offensive in the organisation, which has 1.3 million employees.

The person being considered will have to be fit for the position and worth being trained on the job.

Children of about 3,000 employees of the railway and coal ministries in Delhi received a personalised letter from the Minister, along with a copy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s book ‘Exam Warriors’

All officers and supervisors have been instructed to weed out irregular employees from the rolls after following due processes.

The Railways has announced more than 26,000 vacancies for the post of assistant loco pilot and technician posts.

Seeing a clear connection between stress levels and performance, the Railways is making efforts to ensure a conducive work environment

From a shorter and better recruitment process, to hiring retired professionals and paid foreign trips for the non-gazetted staff, Indian Railways is setting new benchmarks as an employer.

Online tests will be rolled out so that staff can be hired in six months, instead of two years as was the practice earlier

Close monitoring and surprise checks to check the practice of absenteeism, proxies and unauthorised leaves.

The bonus is an incentive to improve productivity and ensure speed, service and passenger safety.

Engineers, assistant station masters and guards will be hired in the safety category by the RRB and RRC.

92 lakh hopefuls took the exam aimed to fill up over 18,000 vacancies in various categories.