PUNBUS to recruit 1,000 drivers and conductors
Agencies : Chandigarh, Fri Dec 14 2012, 01:33 hrs
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State-owned Punjab State Bus Stand Management Company (PUNBUS) will recruit 1,000 drivers and conductors on a contractual basis.
Disclosing this here today, a spokesman of PUNBUS said in a release that it had decided to recruit 500 drivers and 500 conductors for its different depots on contract basis.
The drivers and conductors will be paid a lump sum of Rs 7,500 and Rs 6,500 per month respectively along with other allowances, he added.
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