39 govt employees in Tripura get show-cause notice for late arrival

Agartala: The Sepahijala district administration on Monday issued a show-cause notice to 39 govt employees for arriving late to work. Among them are employees of DM’s office, sub-divisional magistrate’s office and some working in BDOs.DM Sidharth Shiv Jaiswal said, “The govt has specific office hours, and it is expected that employees adhere to these timings. The objective of the show-cause notice is to ensure punctuality and discipline among the employees to enhance their performance in public discharge.”He reiterated, “We appeal to all govt officials and employees to be punctual.”He said a biometric attendance system is in place and it has been observed that some employees are habitual latecomers. The aim is to ensure that public service is efficient and timely, so the public does not face any inconvenience, he added,

'Fraud IAS': UPSC files FIR against Puja Khedkar, issues show-cause notice

UPSC initiates criminal action against IAS officer Puja Khedkar for fraudulent attempts in Civil Services Examination. Khedkar under scrutiny for identity fraud and misuse of privileges. Investigations ongoing for authenticity of disability and OBC certificates.

Amazon has this 'coffee solution' to track the hours employees spend in office

Amazon implements strict new attendance measures for employees to spend minimum hours in the office per visit. The company aims to prevent 'coffee badging' and ensure compliance with the return-to-office policy. This development is part of Amazon's ongoing efforts to bring employees back to the workplace.

Coffee Badging: How Amazon is tracking corporate employees working hours

Learn how Amazon is addressing 'coffee badging' as employees try to bypass return-to-office policies. The company now mandates a minimum of two hours in the office. Discover Amazon's efforts to enforce office attendance and combat resistance from employees.