om:91-cl-2015-aug — As per Recruitment Rules of 2002, the vacancies arising in Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS for short ) is to be filled by 75% of GDS staff and the rest 25% by the casual labour. But in the modified rule which came into force from December 2012, 50% of the vacancies in MTS is to be filled by GDS staff, 25% by holding competitive examination restricted to Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) and 25% from casual labourers. The Tribunal, after considering the rule position, directed the issue from Chief Postmaste

As per Recruitment Rules of 2002, the vacancies arising in Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS for short ) is to be filled by 75% of GDS staff and the rest 25% by the casual labour. But in the modified rule which came into force from December 2012, 50% of the vacancies in MTS is to be filled by GDS staff, 25% by holding competitive examination restricted to Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) and 25% from casual labourers. The Tribunal, after considering the rule position, directed the issue from Chief Postmaster-General as to whether there was a conscious decision by the authorities not to fill up the vacancies for 2010 in all Divisions in Kerala Circle till the framing of new Recruitment Rules. If this is not the case, the MTS vacancies arising in Kollam Division prevailing prior to the revision in December 2010 is to be filled as per Recruitment Rules prevailing in 2002 — The situation described in the given chunk pertains to a case concerning the filling of vacancies for Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) as per Recruitment Rules, and whether the vacancies arising in Kollam D... — Facts: The Applicant entered in service as GDS MD under Senior Superintendent of Post Offices, Kollam Postal Division, R-3 with effect from 16-6-1982. As per Recruitment Rules (RR) issued in 2002, the vacancies in Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS for short - earlier Group 'D' and presently also Group 'D') were to be filled allotting 75% of vacancies to GDS based on seniority and another 25% by casual labourers. By notification, dated 12-12-2010, the vacancies arising from December 2010 in MTS is to be filled 50% by GDS staff, 25% by holding competitive examination restricting it to GDS staff and the 25% from casual labourers. The vacancies numbering 2 which arose in 2010 is to be filled. Whether the rule of 2002 to fill up the two vacancies or the Recruitment Rules of 12-12-2010 is to be followed℃ It is not necessary to go into the case except the noting the following:-