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Report reveals 41 ghost employees in Islamabad police

A report has uncovered 41 ghost employees in the legal branch of Islamabad police, including constables and sub-inspectors who drew salaries without reporting to work. Initial investigations suggest their involvement in corrupt practices, leading to a show-cause notice issued to the DSP Legal Branch. Earlier, Islamabad police banned off-duty officers from wearing uniforms for security reasons.

ECP employees to get three salaries as bonus

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) decided to reward its employees with a three-month bonus salary, but individuals facing inquiries or legal proceedings are ineligible. The finance ministry's guidelines limit an institution to giving five bonuses in a fiscal year. The announcement follows the general elections and allegations of rigging.

Google lays off employees, shifts some roles abroad amid cost cuts

Google, owned by Alphabet, is implementing layoffs and shifting some roles abroad to cut costs. The company is reducing its workforce and some roles will be moved to hubs in India, Chicago, Atlanta, and Dublin. This follows previous job cuts, and fears arise about ongoing layoffs amid economic uncertainty. CEO Sundar Pichai predicted more job cuts earlier this year.

Govt employees to now serve three-month notice period

The federal government of Pakistan has mandated a three-month notice period for government employees seeking voluntary retirement. This measure aims to allow sufficient time for the authorities to fill the vacated positions and streamline pension eligibility criteria based on qualifying service. Additionally, a new Voluntary Pension Scheme is set to be implemented from 1st July.

Chinese company introduces annual ‘sad leave’ for employees

Chinese company Fat Dong Lai introduces "sad leave," allowing employees up to 10 days off annually without managerial approval, recognizing the human need for emotional well-being. Notwithstanding its exceptional customer service, the supermarket chain fosters a 7-hour workday, prioritizes employee well-being, and compensates for grievances, setting a positive example for other companies.

Gwadar DC seeks dismissal of employees skipping election duty

The Deputy Commissioner of Gwadar has requested the dismissal of 81 employees for failing to carry out their election duties. The employees, from various government departments, did not fulfill their obligations, prompting the recommendation for their dismissal. The upcoming general elections have seen extensive preparation, with a significant number of candidates and registered voters across the country.

Chief secretary suspends 44 employees over illegal deforestation in Gilgit

Chief Secretary of Gilgit suspends 44 employees over illegal deforestation in Jaglot forests. Ten permanent watchmen and seven forest guards are suspended, and 17 permanent guards and 27 temporary employees are dismissed for illegal logging. The Forest Department is taking strict action and pursuing further measures to mitigate illegal activities and manage forest resources sustainably.

Govt employees to cycle to work

In its ongoing efforts to combat smog in Rawalpindi, the district administration is intensifying actions against smoke-emitting industrial units, vehicles, and brick kilns. Proposing an innovative approach, Rawalpindi Deputy Commissioner Hassan Waqar Cheema disclosed that a pilot project is under consideration to encourage more government employees to commute via bicycles.

The main suspect involved in the murder of employees arrested due to mob violence in Mosquito Colony

In Karachi, a significant development has taken place in the case related to the killing of employees from a telecommunications company in Mosquito Colony. The Kemari police have successfully apprehended the primary suspect involved in the murder. This arrest marks progress in the investigation into the unfortunate incident where two individuals lost their lives due to mob violence.