Saurabh Bhagat reviews functioning of JKBOCW Welfare Board
21/10/2018
SRINAGAR, OCT 20: Commissioner Secretary Labour and Employment, Saurabh Bhagat, made his maiden visit to the Office of CEO/Secretary, J&K Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (JKBO CW)in Srinagar and reviewed the overall functioning of the Board.
The CEO/Secretary JKBOCW, Muzaffar Ahmad Pir, accompanied the Commissioner Secretary for inspection of the Building complex. The CEO/Secretary briefed the Commissioner Secretary about the process being followed for the disposal of the various welfare cases in the office along with record keeping.
The Commissioner Secretary while appreciating the manual process of disposal of welfare cases being followed in the CEO Office, laid emphasis on the fast-tracking of the digitization of legacy data. He said that the migration to the online mode of sanctioning of the welfare schemes was the best possible solution to ensure that timely disposal is done as per the timelines declared in recent notification issued by the Government for the welfare schemes of the Board under the Public Service Guarantee Act, 2011. He also directed that a cut-off date should be decided beyond which cases should be processed in online mode on the portal of the Board (www.jk bocw.g ov.in) for new workers registered on the portal and those old registered workers whose profiles have been migrated to the online portal.
The high burden on the Office of CEO/Secretary was brought to the notice of the Commissioner Secretary and he assured that the administrative department shall take steps to strengthen the staff in the office to cope up with the workload in the office.
The Commissioner Secretary appreciated the overall work culture and upkeep of the office and stressed that the grievance, if any, of the staff, should be addressed. While interacting with the staff, the Commissioner Secretary directed that staff should gear up for meeting timelines under PSGA and should consider the work they do as a privilege to serve a very underprivileged and neglected section of our society.
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