Bhara Kahu scheme: Provisional letters issued
As many as 200 letters have been issued to officers of grade 16 and grade 17
Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF) has issued provisional allotment letters to 1,035 government employees. PHOTO: OLY.COM.PK
ISLAMABAD:
Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF) has issued provisional allotment letters to 1,035 government employees in the Bhara Kahu Housing Scheme.
Around 150 letters have been issued to officers in grade 20 and above, 14 to officers of autonomous bodies, and 17 to retired officers under category one.
Similarly, 150 letters have been issued to serving officers of grade-18 and 19, 30 to retired officers and 22 to officers of autonomous bodies under category two.
As many as 200 letters have been issued to officers of grade 16 and grade 17, 48 to retried officers and 35 to employees of autonomous bodies under category three.
Likewise, 300 letters were issued to serving employees, 45 to retired employees, and 60 to employees of autonomous bodies under category four.
Finally, 275 letters have been issued to in-service employees, 36 to retirees, and 50 to autonomous body employees under category five.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 12th, 2015.
Federal Government Employees Housing Foundation (FGEHF) has issued provisional allotment letters to 1,035 government employees in the Bhara Kahu Housing Scheme.
Around 150 letters have been issued to officers in grade 20 and above, 14 to officers of autonomous bodies, and 17 to retired officers under category one.
Similarly, 150 letters have been issued to serving officers of grade-18 and 19, 30 to retired officers and 22 to officers of autonomous bodies under category two.
As many as 200 letters have been issued to officers of grade 16 and grade 17, 48 to retried officers and 35 to employees of autonomous bodies under category three.
Likewise, 300 letters were issued to serving employees, 45 to retired employees, and 60 to employees of autonomous bodies under category four.
Finally, 275 letters have been issued to in-service employees, 36 to retirees, and 50 to autonomous body employees under category five.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 12th, 2015.