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Deputy Governor of East Nusa Tenggara Joseph Nae Soi (ANTARA)

East Nusa Tenggara Deputy Governor Joseph Nae Soi said the NTT Education and Culture Office wanted to set an example to the public that the agency could apply office entry hours earlier for employees, namely at 05.30 WITA. Yes, their names are also the Education and Culture Office. The education consists of guidance on teaching or training, this means that previously guide others, so they may want to provide an example," he told reporters quoted by ANTARA, Monday, March 6. This was conveyed regarding the office entry policy at 05.30 WITA which was initiated by the NTT Education and Culture Office starting this Monday. He stated that he did not want to speculate that the implementation of office entry hours at 05.30 WITA would be applied to other agencies within the work environment of the NTT Provincial Government. "But in fact this is a form of support for schools that have begun implementing school policies at 05.30 am," said Joseph.Head of the NTT Education and Culture Service Lusi said that the implementation of office entry for employees at 05.30 WITA as the first in Indonesia. "This will be a role model for the future," he said. He said that the implementation of office entry at 05.30 WITA according to the entrance hours of SMA/SMK students in Kupang City, as part of efforts to support NTT Governor Viktor B. Laiskodat's policies. In addition, he said, the implementation of this policy anticipates the occurrence or the demand for urgent needs from dawn by schools that have implemented the policy. "Don't until the time the school contacted the Office of Education and Culture is not yet opened because no one has come yet," he said. He said. All staff or employees at the local Education and Culture Office were ready to implement the policy without a problem with this.

He mentioned evidence of the presence of employees in implementing the office entry policy at 05.30 WITA, namely 98 percent of the total employees who work at the NTT Education and Culture Office were present. "There are some who are not present today because since Sunday (5/3) yesterday, they have left for service to other districts," he said.