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- The Andhra Pradesh Joint Action Committee (APJAC), Amaravati, has urged the state government not to rush the implementation of the Presidential Orders-2025, which reserve 95% of government jobs for locals and 5% for non-locals.
- The employees' body said the Centre has allowed 27 months to complete the exercise, and alleged the government is accelerating the process to release the job calendar.
- APJAC warned that hasty implementation could harm existing employees' rights, seniority and service benefits, and objected to Finance Department restrictions on promotions and transfers since July 13 as well as the suspension of compassionate appointments.
- The committee wants the government to consult department heads and employee associations before proceeding.
What to watch next
- Whether the state government responds to APJAC's demand for consultations with employee associations
- Any changes to the Finance Department memorandum restricting promotions, transfers and compassionate appointments
- Progress and timeline of the job calendar release amid the 27-month implementation window
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