Mandera Governor takes action to stem absenteeism among county staff
Governor Mohamed Khalif said he gathered enough intelligence report that some of his staff were operating from Eastleigh.
Mandera Governor Mohamed Khalif has warned county staff against absconding their duties while serving the public.
Speaking during a strategic meeting on Monday with the county senior officials, the governor warned that any staff found missing from work without a proper reason would face disciplinary action.
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“I have gathered enough intelligence report that some of our staff were operating from Eastleigh, yet members of the public were waiting for them to offer service here in Mandera," the governor said.
The governor emphasised the need to ensure staff were diligently serving and fully present within their workstations.
Mandera Governor Mohamed Khalif during the meeting with senior county staff on January 15, 2024. (Photo: Mandera County Press)
He said disciplinary action once taken will not be reversed further urging them to remain steadfast towards quality service delivery.
The governor however warned the local community against politicising any action taken against any staff who absconded from duties.
“Let the action to tame them against absconding duties, take a clan dimension, we need to improve in service delivery by handling the lazy and absentee workers," said Mohamed.
During the meeting, he engaged the officials in an in-depth discussion on achievements and challenges of the past year to improve service delivery.
He urged senior officials to take account of service delivery and performance appraisals in their workplace.
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