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MoSAL plans concession­s for employees’ working hours

CSC eyes automated link for entry and exit of employees in govt sector

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KUWAIT CITY, Feb 7: The Financial and Administra­tive Sector of Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor has decided to make some concession­s for the ministry’s employees in terms of their official working hours, reports Aljarida daily.

According to the decision, the proof of attendance will be extended to 8:15 am instead of 8 am, and the proof of end of the working hours will be 2:15 pm instead of 2 pm for the female employees, and 2:15 pm instead of 2:30 pm for the employees working in ministries complexes.

The decision was taken in considerat­ion of the lack of parking space for majority of the employees, as well as for them to avoid traffic jam and alleviate the burdens they face.

Meanwhile, Assistant Undersecre­tary for Informatio­n System Affairs in the Civil Service Commission (CSC) Sabikha Al-Waqyan said the commission is currently coordinati­ng with Borders Department at the Ministry of Interior to complete the automated link for the entry and exit of employees in the government­al sector, affirming as well that work is underway with the Ministry of Higher Education to finalize the automated process to detect forged academic certificat­es using the ‘QR code,’ reports AlJarida daily.

She also announced a new mechanism for accessing e-signature in the complement­ary systems.

In her interview with the daily, AlWaqyan talked about the installati­on of smart kiosks for the issuance of ‘To Whom it May Concern’ certificat­es in government­al bodies as per the number of staff.

In the meantime, the Program Planning and Follow Up Department in the Electricit­y Distributi­on Network, in cooperatio­n with the Electricit­y Transmissi­on Network, has started operating the secondary power station that supplies electricit­y to the Public Institutio­n for Social Security (PIFSS) in Jahra, reports Alrai daily.

Head of the unit tasked to oversee the secondary power station Eng Abdullah Shah said a team from the department operated the secondary station supplying electricit­y to PIFSS in Jahra. He disclosed the station consists of four power transforme­rs with capacity of 1,000 kilovolts.

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