Policy will be tweaked to ensure more jobs for Kannadigas: CM
The Hindu
To ensure Kannadigas get 75% of skilled and semi-skilled jobs
Urging the people of Karnataka to make Rajyotsava as the ‘Janostava’ (people’s festival), Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said the State Government will tweak the existing employment policy to ensure Kannadigas get 75% of skilled and semi-skilled jobs.
Participating in the 66th Rajyotsava function at Sri Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on November 1, the Chief Minister said the government would take a decision to ensure maximum number of jobs for Kannadigas in public and private sectors. The existing employment policy is not being effectively implemented. “It’s not important how much money entrepreneurs invest in Karnataka, but how many jobs are they providing to Kannadigas.”
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