Bangladesh’s government has ordered stricter attendance controls for doctors and health workers at public hospitals and health-service institutions. Under an office order issued on August 20, employees who are absent will not have their salary bills released until their absence is resolved. The government also decided to introduce biometric attendance and geofencing technology across all health-service institutions within 30 days.
The order, signed by Assistant Director of Administration-1 Dr Kamrul Islam on behalf of the Directorate General of Health Services, followed an August 16 meeting chaired by Health Services Division Secretary Md Kamruzzaman Chowdhury. The meeting reviewed progress on implementing instructions issued by the prime minister after an inspection of the Health Services Division.
A real-time digital dashboard under the directorate’s Management Information System is to be launched within three weeks. Attendance data will be integrated with the government’s iBAS payroll software and linked to salaries, leave and promotions. Ministry officials have been assigned as divisional and district-level tag officers, while health administrators must submit weekly electronic attendance reports.
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