Chandigarh, April 9 The Haryana Rationalisation Commission submitted its report to the state government on Thursday, focusing on the restructuring of the Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC).
The HSSC is an important organization responsible for making recommendations for recruitment to all 'Group C' and 'Group D' posts, which constitute 85 to 90 per cent of the total posts under the state government.
A spokesperson for the Commission said that Haryana Rationalisation Commission Chairman Rajan Gupta, a retired IAS officer, submitted the report to Haryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi here.
The spokesperson added that the Commission held several meetings with the chairman, secretary, and other senior officers of the HSSC to discuss the challenges faced by the organization.
The HSSC is responsible for making recruitment recommendations for nearly 400 different categories of posts.
The spokesperson said that the Commission has recommended a robust organizational structure for the HSSC, comprising specialized wings and branches such as confidential branches, recruitment branches, scrutiny branch, examination branch, and training and legal branch.
The spokesperson further said that the Commission has so far submitted 26 reports, including three general reports related to the rationalization of various government departments, including PWD (B&R), public health, irrigation, transport, mines and geology, agriculture, higher education, treasury and accounts, and food and supplies. These reports are currently at various stages of implementation across the concerned departments.
The spokesperson added that the Commission is at an advanced stage of completing the rationalization exercise for another 22 departments, and these reports are expected to be submitted to the state government within a month.
