Archive · 4 Nov 2025
SSC Issues List of 3,512 'Tainted' Staff Ahead of Recruitment Exams
Imagine a school system hired too many helpers, and a judge said some of those hires were not fair.
The people in charge of hiring, called the SSC, made a list of 3,512 helpers who got their jobs unfairly.
They put this list on their computer website.
They did this so these helpers can't try to get a new job in the school system.
The new job tests are happening soon, for jobs like cleaning or helping in classrooms.
This list is because a big court decision said that many teachers and helpers hired before got their jobs the wrong way.
The SSC wants to make sure only fair hires get new jobs.
The School Service Commission (SSC) released a list of 3,512 non-teaching staff.
These individuals were identified as having obtained their jobs illegally, as per the Supreme Court.
The list was published on the SSC website on Monday.
The purpose of the list is to prevent these staff members from applying for upcoming selection tests for Group C and D positions.
This action follows a Supreme Court ruling that declared the previous recruitment process 'vitiated' and led to the termination of over 25,000 staff.
- Who
- School Service Commission (SSC)
- What
- Issued a list of 3,512 non-teaching staff whose jobs were deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- On the SSC website
- Why
- To prevent these individuals from applying for new recruitment tests for Group C and D positions.
- Number of Tainted Staff
- 3,512
- Recruitment Levels
- Secondary and Higher Secondary
- Staff Category
- Non-teaching
- Related Supreme Court Decision
- Termination of 17,206 teachers and 8,445 non-teaching staff
- Reason for List Publication
- To prevent tainted staff from applying for new recruitment