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Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Dhami awards appointment letters to 332 ESI scheme recruits
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 02:17 AM
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Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami presented appointment letters to 332 candidates selected under the state's Employees' State Insurance recruitment drive.
Chief Minister Pushkar Dhami handed over appointment letters to 332 individuals who have cleared the selection process for the Employees' State Insurance (ESI) scheme in Uttarakhand. The ceremony, attended by senior officials, marked the final step in a recruitment drive aimed at strengthening the state's ESI infrastructure.
The ESI scheme, a central social security program, requires a dedicated workforce to manage health insurance and welfare services for workers across the state. The newly appointed staff will be posted in various ESI offices and dispensaries, where they will handle enrollment, claim processing, and medical assistance.
The government highlighted that these 332 jobs contribute to its broader employment agenda, especially for youth seeking stable, government-backed positions. Training modules are scheduled to equip the recruits with the technical and administrative skills needed for their roles.
State officials said the addition of fresh personnel is expected to improve service delivery timelines and expand coverage for informal sector workers, aligning with Uttarakhand's commitment to social security and job creation.
The appointments are part of a series of initiatives announced by the Dhami administration to boost public sector employment and enhance the efficiency of welfare schemes across the region.
The ESI scheme, a central social security program, requires a dedicated workforce to manage health insurance and welfare services for workers across the state. The newly appointed staff will be posted in various ESI offices and dispensaries, where they will handle enrollment, claim processing, and medical assistance.
The government highlighted that these 332 jobs contribute to its broader employment agenda, especially for youth seeking stable, government-backed positions. Training modules are scheduled to equip the recruits with the technical and administrative skills needed for their roles.
State officials said the addition of fresh personnel is expected to improve service delivery timelines and expand coverage for informal sector workers, aligning with Uttarakhand's commitment to social security and job creation.
The appointments are part of a series of initiatives announced by the Dhami administration to boost public sector employment and enhance the efficiency of welfare schemes across the region.