Raymah Governor inspects job discipline in several executive offices
Raymah Governor Hafez Al-Wahidi, accompanied by the Director of the Civil Service Bureau, Abdul Salam Al-Hindi, inspected the job discipline level at the Zakat and Health and Environment Offices and Al-Thalaya Hospital today, on the second day of work following the Eid Al-Fitr holiday.
During the inspection, Al-Wahidi and Al-Hindi listened to an explanation from those in charge of these offices regarding the level of performance and discipline following the Eid Al-Fitr holiday, the measures taken, and the implementation of the tasks and duties assigned to them.
Deputy Al-Wahidi emphasized that commitment to job discipline and the performance of job duties is a form of steadfastness in the face of aggression that seeks to disrupt state institutions.
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