Employment Exchange gi notification



Houjik houjik kouriba state gov ki thabak sing asi asuki matik yamkhre mayamnasu henna khangbiramlagni thabak khukou amani henna ngaklibana thabak mayam asi apply toubagi mawongsini. Kouriba thabak ayambana exchange na sponsored touraba job seeker khakna form submit touba haiba asini.
Masida amuk employment exchange da thoudangsi eidi ngasifaoba gyan taba  ngamdri, recruitment tougadouriba dept nadi notification thoklani exchange na sponsored touraba job seeker singna date asuki manungda form submit toubiyu haina , notification thengnabadei thabak thiriba eligible job seeker mayamna amuk exchange da sponsored toubinaba chatlani adubu exchange youbada ayamba job seeker singdi ningba kaire maramdi exchangedadi particular job tugi exchange card submit touba loikhre hairani masini mayamna ngaknariba hangbasu yaonari exchangena karam kanda notification thokpikhibage haina adubu makhoina khumlakpa paokhumdi mawong amani notice board or office ki faklangda thetli mayamsidi haina masida makha tanna amuk yetli asida thetlisidi eikhoidi kamaina khangdoiba haina newspaper gumbada happiba yadabra mayamna khangnaba makhoina amuksu ibungo thabak naga thabk chinbaga konna wari tousi adubu hangmanbadagi khumlak I office ki oina sarkarna NOC( no objection certificate hairibra chap channa khangdre makhasu tarudre sauna hairakpaduda) oina chahida 5000 INR khak khairak I maduna kamaina local paperda hapkani moina khairakpa peisadudi office ki stationary item leiba fao konnade (local paperdi ayambana 1000 INR per day lou I)  swaida sum loinare job seeker amaga exchange gi employee gagi wari.
Kanana khangbano houjik mathakta hairakhiba wafamsing asi kadaifaoba chumba office ki channel dudi job seeker amana karamna khangani hoi http://employmentservicemanipur.nic.in/  da yengbada exchangegi functions  and activities mayam ama lei adubu mayamna unnabadi  supnatangi Registration , Renewal of Registration, Transfer of Registration khak oina touni hoi  udaba thengnarudaba ahenba mayam amadi leiramni.

Masida eina suggest touningbadi local paperda makhoina advertise toudragasu peisa changloidouba atopa mawong mayam ama leiri isam samna makhoigi portal da yaoriba Job Notification da  sum update touba or atoppa maming leiraba web portal khudam oina e-pao.net or kanglaonline gumbada upload toubasu yai  masi oiradi  job seeker masa masana  natraga leiriba job centre singna or CSC (community service centre )  singdagi khangjabasu yare.
Houjikti ayamba eligible job seeker sing formally tamnaruba toudana internet browse touba heinare online game sanadaba social media account leitaba mi masing wasillaklabani.   Houjik houjik Job recruit  touriba dept kharadi  application form faoba makhoigi web portaldei download tounahalle masigumba ahongba mayam ama laklafaobasida exchangena masagi portalda advertised toukhiba job si 2010 da koukhiba job na anouba oiri(http://employmentservicemanipur.nic.in/job_notification.html)
 Matamga chunnaba mawongda miyamna toina sijinaba portalsingda advertise toubana job seeker singdasu komhallani amadi office ki expenditure su hantharani. Aroibada masina job seeker singna exchange employee amagum exchange office ta notice yengnaba chang naina  chatliba/kariba asi khara makheidi hanthagani khalli.

Note: Toubadi article asi 10/11/16 aduwaida ijabani publish toufam farak tabadei isana oina blog ta publish tujabani...

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