The Board of School Education Haryana plans to revise the honorarium paid for board exam–related duties following discussions with the teachers’ association. The move comes after teachers raise concerns over compensation for responsibilities such as invigilation, evaluation, and other examination work.
According to officials, the board holds detailed talks with representatives of the teachers’ association to understand their demands and practical challenges during board examinations. The discussions focus on ensuring fair remuneration and improving working conditions for teachers involved in the examination process. The board indicates that a formal decision on the revised honorarium structure is likely after internal review and approval.
The proposed revision aims to maintain smooth conduct of board examinations while addressing long-standing concerns raised by educators. Teachers welcome the dialogue and express hope for a timely and positive resolution.
Key highlights
- Haryana board considers revision of exam duty honorarium
- Talks held with teachers’ association representatives
- Revision covers invigilation and evaluation duties
- Final decision expected after official review
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