Office boys sign attendance cards for ministry staff

KUWAIT CITY, July 25: Around 3,000 citizens working in various departments of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor depend on their Asian laborers employed as office boys to sign their attendance cards on their behalf, reports Al-Seyassah daily quoting a reliable ministry source. The same source added those personnel receive their monthly salaries, even though they do not step into their offices. He indicated the phenomenon is common in the Social Care sector. Meanwhile, senior ministry officials confirm the statement but consider the number as exaggerated somehow.

He added that administrative procedures will be adopted to force the employees in question to comply with the official working hours or resign. The source also stressed that many departments in the ministry suffer employee shortage, irrespective of the many workers registered under those departments, and other employees who are dedicated to duty complain bitterly due to pressure at work, as they receive equal salaries with their counterparts who rarely come to work.

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Haha!Roland | 7/27/2011 12:47:03 PM Should we be shocked? Haha! Not only in Public Sector...but also Private ones they do the same thing. And then they want to reduce expats in the country to let nationals have higher positions because they got educated abroad?? Haha! This is a joke. Like I once said, expats work and sweat like animals to get a salary while the other gets the same but has coffee and shisha the whole day, the whole week, the whole month and the whole year...and then they complain that they don't get recruited by companies...DUH!!!!! Change mentality, grow up and maybe you'll get to work as you should and why not, OUTSIDE Kuwait too. Ridiculous! They don't even do this for their own country's sake...while they should be the first to care about it and not the expats.
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