The Competition Commission of India (CCI), which keeps a tab on unfair business practices across sectors, had more than 70 posts vacant at the end of March this year.
In recent times, the watchdog has been making efforts to strengthen its manpower amid a rising number of complaints related to alleged unfair business practices received by it. Besides, CCI gets notices seeking approval for mergers and acquisitions.
Now, the regulator has sought applications for as many as 32 posts. These include directors, joint directors and deputy directors in the field of financial analysis, economics and law.
Besides, in the support staff category, two posts each for Deputy Directors and Assistant Directors (Corporate Services) are to be filled. One application each has also been called for the post of Principle Private Secretary and Private Secretary.
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"Applicants must be employees of Central or State Governments, Government companies or autonomous bodies or regulatory authorities or universities or academics or research or judicial institutions etc of Central/State Governments," CCI said in an announcement.
The appointments will be on a deputation basis. Out of the sanctioned strength of 197, as many as 72 positions were vacant at the fair trade regulator at the end of March 31, 2016, as per Corporate Affairs Ministry's data.