Be good ambassadors – Labour perm sec tells new employees

The Permanent Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Mr. William Alo, has called on newly recruited labour officers to be good ambassadors where ever they are called to represent the ministry. Mr. Alo made this call in Abuja during the flagging off of an induction programme for the newly recruited labour officers. […]

The Permanent Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Mr. William Alo, has called on newly recruited labour officers to be good ambassadors where ever they are called to represent the ministry.

Mr. Alo made this call in Abuja during the flagging off of an induction programme for the newly recruited labour officers.

The permanent secretary, who was represented by the Director, Human Resources Management, Alhaji Ibrahim Ajibola, said, “The essence of the workshop is to educate the officers in the discharge of their duties and equip them to be at their best in the pursuit of their chosen career in the Federal Civil Service (FCC).”

Therefore, Alo urged them to be knowledge-driven, dedicated, diligent and honest in the discharge of their duties and aspire to promote the image of the ministry. He noted that their input was relevant to promoting and achieving the agenda of the present administration.

He also urged the labour officers to avail themselves the opportunity provided to equip them with the skills needed to perform better on the job.

The Director, Trade Union Services and Industrial Relations, Mrs. Omoabie Akpan, while delivering her remarks, urged them to erase any wrong impression they might have about the civil service being a place for third class.

Mrs. Akpan urged them to put in their best to make the civil service great again.