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DG PCA warns low-grade employees for leaves without permission

byM. Faizan
24/10/2014
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Director General Post Clearance Audit (DGPCA) has imposed ban on leaves without prior permission by low-grade employees.

The DG PCA Thursday took notice of the situation and issued departmental warning in this regard. According to order issued by DG PCA, the peons and sepoys leave their offices without informing their officers concerned and the office and this practice has become routine. Therefore, these employees have been warned that strict departmental action would be taken against these employees if found absent without prior informing the office.

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