Faced with acute manpower shortage, the Competition Commission is looking to hire over 20 people for various director-level posts, including those of joint directors.
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 coming to it. Besides, CCI gets notices seeking approval for mergers and acquisitions.
Now, the regulator has sought applications for as many as 22 posts. These are of directors, joint directors and deputy directors in financial analysis, economics and law.
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