Tseminyu students remind govt. workers to be regular at work

Dimapur, Dec. 4 (EMN): The Tseminyu Students’ Union (TSU) has made another appeal to all government employees posted to the sub-division to attend their respective office and place of work regularly.
The TSU issued a press statement on Monday stating that it was ‘compelled to bring out the apathy’ in the backdrop of what it stated was the employees not abiding by the ‘notice served to all the heads of offices pertaining to regularity and physical presence of the government employees on the office working days.’
“It is sad to mention that many offices under Tseminyu sub-division remain closed with no employees to be seen around. Logically speaking it has not only embarrassed the union but also has mentally tortured the mind of the general public, who come from far-flung areas to ease their works, and have strongly ingrained a question mark as to whether the government employees are reliable.
“Except for some few offices like ADC, banks, SDEO (education) etc, which were seen laboriously working all office working days to serve the needs and desire of the public, which is praise worthy and a good example for all the other offices to follow suit,” the statement read.
In order to create conducive atmosphere for both the government employees and members of the public, it stated, the union once again ‘without any prejudices’ appeal to all the heads of offices and employees under the sub-division to “maintain regularity and decorum of the office”.
It warned that failure to heed the appeal would force the union to “take its own course of action” as resolved. It also invited members of the public to inform the TSU officials “without any hesitation if they find any offices closed or without the presence of employees on working days, so that together we can curb out this menace”.