Retiring babus to have achievements showcased by Department of Personnel and Training
Written By Admin on December 16, 2014 | Tuesday, December 16, 2014
The usual garlanding and samosa- chai parties aside, retiring central
government employees can now mark their going out of service with a
dossier of their achievements and initiatives which would be showcased
online to inspire their peers.
In a unique initiative, the Department of Personnel and Training
(DoPT) has mooted a proposal for creating a "platform to showcase the
significant achievements" of civil servants which they can look back on
at the time of retirement with "satisfaction and a sense of
fulfilment".
Under the voluntary scheme, employees who are retiring in the next
six months will be provided with an online facility to submit a list of
their outstanding achievements.
The said employees will be asked to give details as to commendable
work done by them, their achievements and new ideas given by them which
contributed to the efficiency, economy and effectiveness of government
functioning.
The commendable work defined by DoPT includes innovation leading to
improved work culture and creation of manuals and publications related
to work.
The write-ups thus submitted will be displayed on the DoPT website to serve as a "motivator for serving employees".
The government has, however, clarified that comments which are
religious or political in nature or against national interest will not
be permitted.
"The exercise would be completed at least one month before retirement
and the result uploaded on the departmental website. While an online
system will be designed for this purpose, it would be possible for
employees to submit hard copies instead of going online," states the
circular in this regard.
The retiring employees have also been asked to remember to mention
where relevant the contribution of the entire team along with the names
of their team members.
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