My friend, a single woman, worked as a teacher in the government education department. Sadly, she passed away in a car accident last month on the 15th. We received compensation for her loss. She has two brothers, aged 26 and 29. Can any of her family members apply for her job on compassionate grounds?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › My friend, a single woman, worked as a teacher in the government education department. Sadly, she passed away in a car accident last month on the 15th. We received compensation for her loss. She has two brothers, aged 26 and 29. Can any of her family members apply for her job on compassionate grounds?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My friend, a single woman, worked as a teacher in the government education department. Sadly, she passed away in a car accident last month on the 15th. We received compensation for her loss. She has two brothers, aged 26 and 29. Can any of her family members apply for her job on compassionate grounds?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

In India, compassionate appointments are generally offered to the spouse or dependent children of deceased government employees. Since your friend was single and had no spouse or children, her brothers are not eligible for compassionate appointment in her position.

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