Head of Civil Service Cautions Civil, Public Servants Against Absenteeism After Presidential Election Results Announcement
Mohamed Foday Conteh The Head of Civil Service and Secretary to Cabinet, John Sumailah has cautioned civil and public servants absenting from work following announcements of 24 June presidential election result.
“My attention has been drawn to reports that following the June 24 Presidential and General Elections, there are noticeable low attendance of public and civil servants at work across MDAs,” Sumailah said.
He added that their absence has resulted in the unavailability of service in MDAs.
The Head of Civil Service reminded Permanent Secretaries and Heads of Departments that it is unethical for public and civil workers to absent themselves from work.
“Unauthorised absence from duty is in violation of the Civil Service Code, Regulations and Rules,” he said.
Sumailah promised that action immediate action will be taken to discourage the practice from public and civil servants.
“On-the-spot checks will henceforth be undertaken to monitor the situation and defaulters will be brought to book,” he said.
Bo una lef we ba
Na so trade wae Bio Kam na Government e begin mek as if e wan Kam put strict measures pa civil workers n Government workers wae d late na office at d end dat nor continue
All this na for le una gain public attention as if una d do d right job after few weeks jisnor all d caution d collapse
Una lef we na so so alaki na dah country dae
Una show we nor ba since 2018 how many Government workers wae Bio sack because den late or frequent absence
Una d implement laws and measures wae una nor d able maintain
Padi relax. We wae d message dae tok to we don yeri nor Kam tawa pa we tawa.
Padi relax. We wae d message dae tok to we don yeri nor Kam tawa pa we tawa.
Okay Sir We don yeri.
Padi relax. We wae d message dae tok to we don yeri nor Kam tawa pa we tawa.
Okay Sir we don yeri.
Sierra Leone I know we are good at implementation but the enforcement there is the problem that lies.