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Mumbai: School staffers told to not report for physical attendance

Teaching and non-teaching staff of schools used to take turns to report on duty just to log in the 50 per cent mandatory physical attendance

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The civic body has asked teachers to continue working from home

The civic body has asked teachers to continue working from home

In a major relief for both teaching and non-teaching staff of city schools, they will no longer have to report to work just for recording their physical attendance. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) education department issued a circular on Tuesday evening regarding the same and said that the decision had been taken in view of the rising COVID-19 cases in the city.

As per the initial arrangements, 50 per cent physical attendance was mandatory for both teaching and non-teaching staff of schools. They used to take turns to report to schools to log in their attendance. Since the COVID-19 cases started increasing in the city, there has been growing demand from staffers to cancel the earlier order.

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