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Faisalabad Excise to transfer some staff members to other departments

byIqra Shehzadi
03/11/2015
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FAISALABAD: Excise and Taxation (ET) Faisalabad has decided to transfer some of its employees to other departments.
According to administration officer Shahid Mehmood Gilani, Exise and Taxation Faisalabad, that due to shortage of staff in other departments it has decided to transfer some staff of Excise Faisalabad to other departments.
He further told that Excise Faisalabad will also approach to appoint fresh staff to higher authorities as it will transfers some of its staff to cover up its deficiency.

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