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Home › GovNow › Policy › J&K employment package likely today

J&K employment package likely today

Amended package will cover all unemployed youth
PTI/Srinagar | September 01 2010

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The Jammu and Kashmir government is likely to announce an amended employment package for youth today.

It has been decided to cover all unemployed youth in the amended package, official sources said.

"The employment package under S K Employment and Welfare Programme for Youth (SKEWPY) is likely to be announced tomorrow," the officials said on Tuesday.

A Cabinet sub-committee, constituted on August 18, to review SKEWPY met here for second time today.

The meeting decided to cover all unemployed youth under the Voluntary Service Allowance, the sources said.

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