Kwara State Government Implements Temporary Work Schedule Reduction for Civil Servants,

Kwara Implements Reduced Work Days for Civil Servants.

Kwara State Government Implements Temporary Work Schedule Reduction for Civil Servants

In response to the significant increase in transport fares due to the removal of fuel subsidies, the Kwara State Government has implemented a temporary measure to ease the burden on public workers. The state’s Head of Service, Mrs. Susan Oluwole, announced that work days for civil servants will be reduced to three days per week.

The decision aims to alleviate the financial strain experienced by workers in the state. Mrs. Oluwole emphasized that this measure is a temporary solution to the challenges caused by the hike in transport fares. The reduction in work days is intended to mitigate the impact on public workers.

The statement from the Head of Service acknowledges the difficulties faced by employees and affirms the government’s commitment to supporting them during this period of increased expenses. The Kwara State Government recognizes the need to address the economic implications of the fuel subsidy removal and is taking proactive steps to alleviate the situation for civil servants.In response to the challenges posed by the removal of fuel subsidies announced by the Federal Government, the Kwara State Government has implemented a reduction in work days for civil servants. Mrs. Susan Modupe Oluwole, the State Head of Service, announced that Governor Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has directed a change from the regular five-day work week to a three-day work week for all employees.

The objective of this measure is to alleviate the hardships faced by state workers due to the increased cost of transportation. Mrs. Oluwole has instructed all Heads of Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) to promptly devise a schedule that outlines the alternating work days for their respective staff members.

While implementing this adjustment, Mrs. Oluwole cautioned employees against taking advantage of the Governor’s generosity. She emphasized that her office will intensify monitoring of the MDAs to ensure strict adherence to the new work schedule.

The Kwara State Government’s decision to reduce work days temporarily demonstrates its commitment to supporting civil servants during this challenging period caused by the fuel subsidy removal. The government acknowledges the financial strain faced by workers and aims to mitigate their difficulties through this measure.