Yet another 'hit' on the Goa Su-Raj Party's Road Map for Goa.
We congratulate Aleixo Sequeira for what he has done.
It is apparent that Goa's Ministers rather than the Goa Government are
reading our Road Map for Goa.
Last it was the 'Sea Link' from Dona Paula to Vasco which we have proposed
in 2005. Then it was the desirability of conscious citizens of eliminating
'shacks' from the beaches. Now it is the 'administrative' policies, more so
the work attendance of public servants detailed in Chapter III [General
Administration]
Excerpt
It is an acknowledged fact that Public Relations is almost non - existent in
Government Departments. This shall be enhanced in every Government
Department on priority basis by designating 'Public Relations Officers' who
shall liaise between the members of the public and the Departmental heads.
'Punch Card" system shall be adopted for all Government offices for
accountable work attendance. Xeroxing/typing facilities shall be made
available within and/or in close proximity of Government Departments,
preferably run by handicapped persons..................................
End of excerpt.
Note: Lt. Gen. Jacob, the ex-Governor of Goa found out that almost a
quarter of the departmental staff members were missing from work stations
at any given time which could be verified from the non availability of
chairs in the department to seat all staff. Mapusa Government Complex has
unpteen xeroxing kiosks in its compound. Contrast this with the North Goa
Collectorate at Panjim where if one needs to xerox a document, one has to
walk for a mile.
Cheers
floriano
goasuraj
9890470896
www.goasu-raj.org
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Sent: Saturday, November 14, 2009 2:19 PM
Subject: [Goanet] Aleixo shocks tardy electricity employees at Bicholim
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Samir Umarye
BICHOLIM NOV 14: Tardy government employees sauntering in to work at the
electricity department in Bicholim got a shock of their lives after they
were caught red-handed by power minister Aleixo Sequeira on Friday
morning.
Sequeira, accompanied by OSD N D Agarwal, arrived at the office at 9.35am
and found that only nine out of 68 employees had turned up for work.
While sources said that the minister undertook such an action after
receiving a complaint about the office, Sequeira saw for himself that
government employees were turning up to work almost half-an-hour late, but
signing their registers with the check-in time as 9.30am.
"Soon, we will be installing bio-metric attendance registers at the
electricity department offices at Panjim and Margao," Sequeira told
mediapersons later.
The tardy employees also had half-a-day's casual leave deducted by
Agarwal -
under a clause in the administrative instruction rule book of the
government.(ToI)
