Checking job discipline level in Dhamar
Dhamar - Saba:
Dhamar Governor Mahmoud Al-Jubin inspected the level of job discipline in a number of executive offices on the first day of official work after the Eid Al-Fitr vacation.
Al-Jubin, along with the director of the Civil Service and Administrative Development Office in the province, Essam Al-Omeisy, inspected the level of discipline in the offices of health, taxation, works and Dhamar University, on the first day of work following the Eid al-Fitr vacation.
The director of the Civil Service Office explained that the percentage of job discipline on the first day after the Eid al-Fitr vacation reached 95 percent.
He pointed out that 15 field teams went to 66 administrative units, and continued to monitor the level of discipline in offices, institutions and government agencies, praising the efforts of the inspection committees from the cadres of the service office in the province.
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