Absent workers: Govt officials’ attendance to be monitored
He said maintenance of records at government offices would also be checked.
He said maintenance of records at government offices would also be checked.PHOTO:FILE
MULTAN:
The Bhakkar DCO constituted teams on Saturday to monitor timings of government officials.
A spokesman of the district government said teams were constituted after the DCO received complaints from citizens many officials were absent from work during office hours.
He said DCO Zaman Wattoo constituted an Offices Inspection Team headed by EDO Finance and Planning Muhammad Qasim Siddiqi. Budget and Finance District Officer Muhammad Haseebullah would daily monitor punctuality of officials and their staff at all government offices of the district. He said the team would check hygiene and cleanliness at offices.
He said maintenance of records at government offices would also be checked.
He said the team had been made functional and inspected a number of offices already. He said officials had been asked to ensure attendance at 8am.
Talking to The Express Tribune, Siddiqi said violation of the DCO’s would not be tolerated. He said a monthly report of attendance and timings would be presented to the DCO for review. He said disciplinary action would be taken against those found flouting office timings.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 12th, 2015.
The Bhakkar DCO constituted teams on Saturday to monitor timings of government officials.
A spokesman of the district government said teams were constituted after the DCO received complaints from citizens many officials were absent from work during office hours.
He said DCO Zaman Wattoo constituted an Offices Inspection Team headed by EDO Finance and Planning Muhammad Qasim Siddiqi. Budget and Finance District Officer Muhammad Haseebullah would daily monitor punctuality of officials and their staff at all government offices of the district. He said the team would check hygiene and cleanliness at offices.
He said maintenance of records at government offices would also be checked.
He said the team had been made functional and inspected a number of offices already. He said officials had been asked to ensure attendance at 8am.
Talking to The Express Tribune, Siddiqi said violation of the DCO’s would not be tolerated. He said a monthly report of attendance and timings would be presented to the DCO for review. He said disciplinary action would be taken against those found flouting office timings.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 12th, 2015.