CSC seeks to regulate allowances disbursement

KUWAIT CITY, Feb 21: The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has asked the Ministry of Education to determine the mechanism of disbursement of allowances for workers working in schools in remote areas and provide a copy of the ministerial decision which was issued in this regard to regulate the process, reports Al-Rai daily.

The Assistant Undersecretary of the Ministry of Education Dr Haitham AlAthari pointed out the mechanism pursued by his ministry concerning allowance for remote areas, “is based on a request from the concerned employee, which is signed by the school and the general manager of the educational area.

He pointed to the archaeological provide a copy of the civil card also reports that demand from non-residents of the areas due to exchange wildcard provider, as he emphasized that the exchange is in accordance with the decisions of the Court of the service organization to the process of exchange.

Al-Athari based his decision on CSC decision No 5332/2005, explaining those working in the remote areas deserve allowance in areas such as Ali Sabah AlSalem (Umm Al-Haiman).

In an unrelated development, Attorney Bashar Al-Nasser said the publication of photos of the woman who was murdered allegedly by an Ethiopian domestic help in a suburb of Andalus on the social networking sites is the work is of an inhuman person and must be brought to book, reports Al-Anba daily.

Nasser who defends the victim’s family said in a statement the one who has published this photos lack moral values.

He said when he contacted BrigadierGeneral Adel Hashash Director of the General Administration of Public Relations and Security Information at the Ministry of the Interior, he assured him that an investigation is underway in this regard upon orders from the Interior Minister Sheikh Mohammad Al-Khalid, who will take firm action against the person involved what his rank.