The Times of India 26.04.2013
ID cards a must for Nashik Municipal Corporation employees
NASHIK: The Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC)
has asked the municipal officials and employees to carry their identity
cards from May 1 or they will not be permitted their offices.
The civic administration issued a circular on April 20 and has made the identity cards mandatory for class I to class IV level officials and employees. Along with the NMC headquarters at Rajiv Gandhi Bhavan, the rule will be enforced in the other six NMC divisional offices also. The officials and employees, who have to report on-duty at 10 am, will have to be punctual and start the day's work on time.
The civic body has around 3,500 employees across all its offices. The decision came following several complaints about most of the employees that they are never found in their offices during duty hours. Instead, they prefer going for some outdoor chores without even recording it on the daily register. The civic body has also asked the officials and employees to take the register seriously and enter their outgoing or incoming time accordingly.
A senior NMC official said, "All department heads, divisional heads and divisional officers and municipal employees will have to obey the rules. The security guards have also been instructed to allow in only those officials and employees who produce their identity cards at the entrance."
Moreover, the department heads and the divisional officers have also been asked to ensure that they have a proper nameplate on their working tables. Also, the departments should maintain a wall board where names and designations, along with their nature of work, should be mentioned and the board should be placed at a spot from where it is visible to all.
The civic administration issued a circular on April 20 and has made the identity cards mandatory for class I to class IV level officials and employees. Along with the NMC headquarters at Rajiv Gandhi Bhavan, the rule will be enforced in the other six NMC divisional offices also. The officials and employees, who have to report on-duty at 10 am, will have to be punctual and start the day's work on time.
The civic body has around 3,500 employees across all its offices. The decision came following several complaints about most of the employees that they are never found in their offices during duty hours. Instead, they prefer going for some outdoor chores without even recording it on the daily register. The civic body has also asked the officials and employees to take the register seriously and enter their outgoing or incoming time accordingly.
A senior NMC official said, "All department heads, divisional heads and divisional officers and municipal employees will have to obey the rules. The security guards have also been instructed to allow in only those officials and employees who produce their identity cards at the entrance."
Moreover, the department heads and the divisional officers have also been asked to ensure that they have a proper nameplate on their working tables. Also, the departments should maintain a wall board where names and designations, along with their nature of work, should be mentioned and the board should be placed at a spot from where it is visible to all.
