Singareni Issues Orders To Rehire 43 Terminated Junior Mining Engineer Trainees
The reappointment will apply to those terminated before July 24, 2025, under 45 years of age, who clear medical tests and committee review.
HYDERABAD: The Singareni management on Saturday issued orders to reinstate 43 junior mining engineer trainees (JMET) who were terminated for various reasons. Under chairman and MD N. Balaram's directions, the move aims to give these employees a second chance after prior termination due to absenteeism and failure to submit required documents.
A recent tripartite agreement between the deputy chief labour commissioner, Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCC) management, and the recognised Singareni Collieries Workers Union (AITUC) facilitated this decision. The trainees, now reappointed, must present details, overman certificate, gas testing and first aid certificates to a high-power committee. Following their medical fitness clearance, primary appointment orders will be issued.
Reinstated JMET trainees are required to perform duties for at least 190 man-days in their first year. Balaram emphasized disciplined work and urged them to make full use of this valuable opportunity amid tough job market conditions, acknowledging the company’s goodwill in offering another chance.
The reappointment will apply to those terminated before July 24, 2025, under 45 years of age, who clear medical tests and committee review.