Osun civil servants abandon staff audit, walk out in anger

76791 staff audit osun workers threaten showdown over demand for bank statement
76791 staff audit osun workers threaten showdown over demand for bank statement

Civil servants in Osun State have walked out of the continuing staff audit on Thursday.

The staff audit is being carried out by the Osun State Government by a consulting agency, Saibot Consulting.

Some civil servants who spoke with Media Talk Africa claimed the best way the marketing consultant has been treating them through the train angered them. They lamented that they might now not endure the embarrassment.

The staff additionally kicked in opposition to the train, describing it as baseless.

One of them, who spoke on the situation of anonymity, stated: “We don’t see the need for the exercise as it is baseless; they could have called it transition and got the details from the previous consultant (Charms), instead of wasting everybody’s precious time.”

Efforts to get the marketing consultant to talk about the event proved abortive.

Also on the venue of the train, labour union leaders in the state gave a directive to all their members to not proceed till after their evaluate assembly and when their determination has been communicated to civil servants in the state.

Media Talk Africa remembers that the Osun State Government had mandated its staff to go for the staff audit.

While organised labour in the state had kicked in opposition to the train, alleging that they weren’t adequately consulted, the state authorities, alternatively, assured that the train was not a witch hunt however an effort to reposition the state civil service to be probably the greatest in the nation.

The educational and non-academic staff of the state-owned tertiary establishments had known as on the state authorities to decentralise the train.

They alleged that the marketing consultant is incompetent and threatened that if the train is just not decentralised, they might embark on industrial motion.

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