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JMC in a 'cash-22' situation
JAIPUR:
The finance condition of the Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) is in a
shambles. The civic body is yet to realise hundreds of crores of rupees as urban
development tax. The JMC is also burdened with excess
staff.
According to the JMC employees’ union general secretary, Murari Lal Sharma, the JMC at present has to bear an additional burden of Rs 1 crore monthly to pay the excess staff. Recently, in a memorandum to the JMC chief executive officer (CEO), the JMC employees’ union threatened to go on strike if the officials on deputation are not withdrawn with immediate effect.
The general secretary said the JMC has six commissioners, one superintendent of police along with a couple of additional chief engineers and many revenue collectors for whom the budget has no allocation. “There are dozens of senior officers, who are on prolonged deputation in order to stay on in the state capital,” said Sharma.
CEO Damodar Sharma agreed that the JMC needs rationalization and downsizing of excess staff.
According to the JMC employees’ union general secretary, Murari Lal Sharma, the JMC at present has to bear an additional burden of Rs 1 crore monthly to pay the excess staff. Recently, in a memorandum to the JMC chief executive officer (CEO), the JMC employees’ union threatened to go on strike if the officials on deputation are not withdrawn with immediate effect.
The general secretary said the JMC has six commissioners, one superintendent of police along with a couple of additional chief engineers and many revenue collectors for whom the budget has no allocation. “There are dozens of senior officers, who are on prolonged deputation in order to stay on in the state capital,” said Sharma.
CEO Damodar Sharma agreed that the JMC needs rationalization and downsizing of excess staff.
Joint Munitions Command employees receive Federal Executive Association Awards
Press release submitted by JMC Public Affairs Office
Joint Munitions Command Employees Receive Federal Executive Association Awards
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. - Seven U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command employees received awards from the Quad City Federal Executive Association during a ceremony held May 19 in Heritage Hall on Rock Island Arsenal.
"The individuals who received these awards serve their country with honor and represent the high caliber of devoted employees in the federal service. They have demonstrated outstanding performance and have played a significant role in furthering the Joint Munitions Command"s mission," said Brig. Gen. Larry Wyche, commanding general, Joint Munitions Command.
The Federal Employee of the Year Awards Program is acknowledged as being among the most important forms of recognition afforded employees of the United States government. It also serves to demonstrate to the general public the high caliber of Americans serving in the federal service.
Joint Munitions Command Employees Receive Federal Executive Association Awards
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. - Seven U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command employees received awards from the Quad City Federal Executive Association during a ceremony held May 19 in Heritage Hall on Rock Island Arsenal.
"The individuals who received these awards serve their country with honor and represent the high caliber of devoted employees in the federal service. They have demonstrated outstanding performance and have played a significant role in furthering the Joint Munitions Command"s mission," said Brig. Gen. Larry Wyche, commanding general, Joint Munitions Command.
The Federal Employee of the Year Awards Program is acknowledged as being among the most important forms of recognition afforded employees of the United States government. It also serves to demonstrate to the general public the high caliber of Americans serving in the federal service.
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