Uniform must for Class IV employees in Haryana

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, July 30

The Haryana Government has directed all Class IV employees serving in the Haryana Civil Secretariat, Chandigarh, and the servicemen engaged on contract basis to come to the office in uniform.

If any employee comes to the office without uniform, action will be taken against him on account of indiscipline. An official spokesperson said the officers of the Secretariat had also been directed to send a report of non-compliance of the rules to the Establishment-3 branch without delay so that appropriate action could be taken accordingly.

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