THE PUNJAB AIDED SCHOOLS (SECURITY OF SERVICE) ACT, 1969
The Punjab Aided Schools (Security of Service) Act, 1969
The Punjab Aided Schools (Security of Service) Act, 1969 provides job security for full-time employees working in schools receiving financial aid from the Punjab state government. It regulates disciplinary actions by establishing that no employee can be dismissed, removed, or demoted without a proper inquiry, a fair opportunity to respond, and final confirmation from the local Deputy Commissioner. Affected employees can appeal disciplinary decisions to the Divisional Commissioner. Additionally, the government can suspend, reduce, or stop aid to non-compliant schools. This law matters because it protects educational staff from arbitrary termination and safeguards fair employment standards in state-aided institutions.
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