Source: Business Standard | Press Trust of India | New Delhi January 29, 2014
Noting that Prasar Bharati has a workforce which is much bigger in size as compared to public broadcasters in other countries, a government-appointed panel has recommended a comprehensive manpower audit to map its staff requirements for the future.
The Expert Committee, headed by Sam Pitroda, has in its report said that no systematic, independent and professional review has been held of the norms, staffing and structure of the existing PB workforce.
PB has expanded over the years to meet its programming, transmission and logistical needs and currently employs 31,621 full-time and 7,269 casual employees, the committee found.
But despite its substantial staff strength, PB today faces challenges of rapid and......................
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http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/panel-suggests-manpower-audit-re-deployment-plan-for-prasar-114012901043_1.html
Noting that Prasar Bharati has a workforce which is much bigger in size as compared to public broadcasters in other countries, a government-appointed panel has recommended a comprehensive manpower audit to map its staff requirements for the future.
The Expert Committee, headed by Sam Pitroda, has in its report said that no systematic, independent and professional review has been held of the norms, staffing and structure of the existing PB workforce.
PB has expanded over the years to meet its programming, transmission and logistical needs and currently employs 31,621 full-time and 7,269 casual employees, the committee found.
But despite its substantial staff strength, PB today faces challenges of rapid and......................
Read more at
http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/panel-suggests-manpower-audit-re-deployment-plan-for-prasar-114012901043_1.html
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