Assam Tea Employees Welfare Board Recruitment For The Post Of Assistant Fund Control Officer/ Junior Assistant In Guwahati

Assistant Fund Control Officer

No of Posts :  13

Qualification :  Graduate in any Stream with 50% marks 

Pay :   Rs 22000 - 87000 + GP 9700

Age Limit :  21 - 38 yrs

Junior Assistant

No of Posts :  20

Qualification :  Graduate in any Stream with Diploma/ certificte in computer skill

Pay :   Rs 14000 - 49000 + GP 6200

Age Limit :  21 - 38 yrs

Application Fee :  Bank draft drawn on SBI and payable at Dispur favouring Secretary-Cum-P.

F Commissioner, Board of Trustees, for Rs300/- (Rs200/ - for ST/SC) for the post of AFCO and Rs200/- (Rs.

100/- for ST/SC) for the post of Junior Assistant

Selection Procedure :  Selection process will comprise screening test (150 marks) follow by written test (200 marks ) and viva voce (50 marks) Short listed applicants will appear for written test / interview after initial screening of received applications

Applicants are already employed should submit their application through proper channel, so as to reach the Secretary- cum- PF Commissioner, Board of Trustees AT.

EPFO Nidhi Bhawan, Lalmati, NH-37 Basistha, Guwahati-78 1029  on or before 30-04-2019 

Any Graduate, Diploma

Assam Tea Employees Welfare Board is looking for Diploma , Any Graduate profile candidates.

Applicants are already employed should submit their application
through proper channel, so as to reach the Secretary- cum- PF
Commissioner, Board of Trustees A.T.E.P.F.O Nidhi Bhawan, Lalmati,
NH-37 Basistha, Guwahati-78 1029 on or before 30-04-2019.

The Assam Tea Employee Welfare Board is a statutory body constituted under Section-4 of Assam Tea Plantation Welfare Fund (Amendment) Act, 1959 with the sole object to promote Welfare of the tea plantations laborers in the State of Assam. In exercise of the power conferred by Section 4(I) of the Aforesaid Act, the Board has been onstituted by the Government of Assam.

The Board has completed a long period of 57 years as on 31-03-2016.

Since its origin, it has been functioning with various welfare Activities for the benefit and all round development of tea Plantation workers in Assam.

There are more than 1000 tea garden in Assam where workers originally coming from Orissa, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh ad West Bengal have engaged themselves and subsequently settled in Assam permanently. They are known as Tea and Ex-Tea Garden Tribes, who are recognized as Other Background Classes [OBC] by the Government. These people not only constitute a sizeable chunk of the population in the state but also play a major role in tea production of the state [about 53% of the total tea production of the country] and this contributes to the economy of the state.

People belonging to the tea tribes communities are spread all over the State of Assam. Economically, they are quite backward and literacy level among these communities is extremely low. Some steps have been taken by the Government for improving the level of literacy and education besides other economic support for generating the family income under state plan. In order to achieve socio-economic development of the tea tribes people, the Government of Assam have been implementing welfare schemes through a separate Directorate viz. Directorate for Welfare of Tea & Ex-Tea Garden Tribe, Assam since 1983-1984 for speed implementation of welfare schemes