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Faisalabad customs reshuffles seven inspectors, deputy superintendent for better results

byNaeem Sheikh
17/05/2017
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FAISALABAD: The Model Customs Collectorate Faisalabad has reshuffled seven inspectors and one deputy superintendent to improve their performance.

Muhammad Sadiq issued a notification No: II-A (Admin)/16/2016/1369 and transferred eight employees to various locations after assessing their performance during different tasks given to them.

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Deputy Superintendent Muhammad Shoaib has been posted at the Law Branch in addition to his existing duties. Habib Mayo and Anjum Sheraz have been transferred from Bond Section to airport in shift-B. Inspector Asif Hussain has been transferred to Air Freight Unit (AFU) in shift-A. Inspector Sadar Ali was sent to Anti-Smuggling Organization (ASO) Faisalabad from Law Bond, Rebate, and Audit Cell.

Inspector Afzaal Naeem was transferred to Rebate and Refund Branch from Import Appraisement in a recent notification released by Collector MCC Faisalabad. Inspector Abdul Jabbar is being transferred from Rebate Branch to AFU Baggage and State Ware House Faisalabad Dry Port.

Inspector Faizi Raza has also been transferred from Export Recovery Branch to Anti-Smuggling Organization Faisalabad for new tasks.

Collector Muhammad Sadiq has reshuffled employees after a comprehensive discussion with other members of the MCC Faisalabad including Deputy Collector Anti-Smuggling Organization Usman Traiq, Assistant Collector Samad Hamdani Faisalabad International Airport and Deputy Collector Muhammad Rizwan. Few of employees have been transferred on the demand of Deputy Collectors for enhanced performance due to their capability.

Four employees were also transferred for their improvement in performance. Collector Muhammad Sadiq has also directed all the employees of the MCC Faisalabad to perform their tasks with keen responsibility for the accomplishment of future goals of the collectorate.

The transfer and job rotation of these employees have been done with the objective of the enlargement of their performance to get better outcomes in the MCC Faisalabad. The reshuffling has been done after the allocation of revenue target from the chief collectorate customs to the Model of Customs Collectorate Faisalabad.

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