Faculty Vacancy Recruitment in King George's Medical University Lucknow 2020 Re-advertised for Revised vacancies - King George's Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), invites online application on prescribed format for Faculty Sarkari Naukri vacancy posts of Professor, Associate Professor, and Assistant Professors etc. in various Departments on direct recruitment basis in KGMU, Lucknow. SarkariNaukriBlog dot com KGMU Revised Faculty Recruitment 2020 Vacancies Advertisement No. 02/B-2020 Professor: 10 vacancies in Pay level-14A as per 7th Pay Matrix Advertisement No. 03/B-2020 Professor Junior Grade (Additional Professor): 03 vacancies in Pay level-13A2 as per 7th Pay Matrix Advertisement No. 04/B-2020 Associate Professor: 13 vacancies in Pay level-13A1 as per 7th PayMatrix Advertisement No. 05/B-2020 Assistant Professor: 25 vacancies in Pay level-12 as per 7th PayMatrix EWS Vacancies - For total vacancies view below added earlier published advt. Advertisement No. 06/B-2020 Professor: 02 vacancies in Pay level-14A as per 7th Pay Matrix Advertisement No.
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Kate Nicholls, chief executive of the group, said around 900, 000 hospitality workers remain on full furlough payments and said she anticipated 560, 000 additional job losses by the end of the year. She said: 'We are doing that data again but we anticipate it will be far higher due to local restrictions, the national constraints on events, working from home and the curfew. ' Ms Nicholls explained that more jobs were expected to be lost as the Government's furlough scheme came to an end. She told MPs: 'We fear that unless there are amendments for those areas which are particularly hit, you won't avoid the cliff edge in October and we have got large numbers of redundancies that are forecast in October because of how the jobs support scheme is set up. The UKHospitality industry body said local lockdowns, the Government's 10pm curfew and a fall in customer confidence had affected businesses. Pictured: Members of staff at an Ask Italian restaurant in Manchester 'There is a very real danger that we will lose large chunks of the economy – in hospitality we will have insolvent businesses, businesses going into administration and therefore that engine of growth for re-employing people will be lost for good.