The Punjab Higher Education Department has abolished more than 450 non-teaching staff positions at colleges across different divisions of the province.
The decision has raised concerns among teachers and employees, who say colleges are already facing staff shortages while workloads continue to increase.
They warned that removing additional non-teaching posts could place greater pressure on existing staff and affect routine administrative operations at colleges.
Employees said the reduction in manpower could further add to the operational challenges already being faced by colleges.
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