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Custom Intelligence centralizes leave process for employees up to 16 grades

byM. Faizan
13/01/2015
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Directorate General Custom Intelligence and Investigation Headquarter Islamabad have centralized the leave process for servants up to 16 grades. According to the circular DGCI/Admn/2014/4239 issued by Assistant Director Headquarter Khuldoon ul Haq, servants till 16 grades are notified that they will have to write application for leave to their relevant supervisors who will forward the application for acceptance to Assistant Director Headquarter. No servant will leave office premises until he is granted leave from Assistant Director. Strict action will be taken against violation of this rule.

This step is taken due to the consistent absence of servants without informing and non presence at their seats during the crucial office hours without informing in writing.

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