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People were crying was has there been no clean up in the PCB in the last 10-15 years. Now that the PCB is downsizing, people are still complaining and crying why
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Jobless scorers demand PCB contracts
KARACHI: The jobless international scorers have demanded of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to offer them contracts as they are passing through the most difficult time of their life.
“You know around 50 percent of international scorers are jobless. Some of them have been working since long. If those who have the experience of 10 to 15 years are offered contracts by the PCB it would help them live with grace,” a scorer who has around 20 years experience told The News on Thursday.
Another scorer, who has around 26 years’ experience, told this correspondent that scorers are the most vital part of Pakistan’s cricket but they are shabbily treated.“You know there are so many experienced scorers who have served PCB on meagre compensation in the past and have served the Board in the most difficult times. Those who are jobless, depend on only match fee and they deserve contracts, and the PCB mercy” the scorer said.
There are around 80 scorers in Pakistan who have been delivering their services over the years both at the national level and international level.
“Those who have jobs are capable to survive particularly in this lockdown but jobless scorers are facing tough times these days and they need support from the Board,” a scorer stressed. A scorer said offering contracts to 15 or 20 experienced jobless scorers would not affect the PCB exchequer.
“Offering around Rs30,000 to Rs40,000 to 15 or 20 scorers would not affect the PCB financially. The Board’s other officials are drawing huge salaries and cricketers have also been given huge boost in their contracts but scorers are not being looked after by the Board the way they deserved,” a scorer said.
It has been learnt that the PCB has not given the match fee of the 5th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) as yet to the scorers. The scorers have also not been handed compensation for delivering their services in some women events also before the PSL.
This correspondent has learnt that the PCB has also not given Rs10,000 which it had announced to be given to the scorers before Eid-ul-Fitr.“Yes we have applied for that money but we are yet to receive it,” a scorer said.“Currently we have no money and are unable to survive particularly in the lockdown. We don’t know when cricket will resume. We don’t have jobs and the PCB should think about us,” a scorer said.
The PCB is treating scorers so badly that they have not even n given even special room and conveyance facilities during PSL and international matches.And they have been seen coming to the venue on motor-cycles. On the hand umpires are given good protocol and every kind of facilities.The scorers also suffered a lot due to no international cricket in Pakistan for the last few years.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/668093-jobless-scorers-demand-pcb-contracts
KARACHI: The jobless international scorers have demanded of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to offer them contracts as they are passing through the most difficult time of their life.
“You know around 50 percent of international scorers are jobless. Some of them have been working since long. If those who have the experience of 10 to 15 years are offered contracts by the PCB it would help them live with grace,” a scorer who has around 20 years experience told The News on Thursday.
Another scorer, who has around 26 years’ experience, told this correspondent that scorers are the most vital part of Pakistan’s cricket but they are shabbily treated.“You know there are so many experienced scorers who have served PCB on meagre compensation in the past and have served the Board in the most difficult times. Those who are jobless, depend on only match fee and they deserve contracts, and the PCB mercy” the scorer said.
There are around 80 scorers in Pakistan who have been delivering their services over the years both at the national level and international level.
“Those who have jobs are capable to survive particularly in this lockdown but jobless scorers are facing tough times these days and they need support from the Board,” a scorer stressed. A scorer said offering contracts to 15 or 20 experienced jobless scorers would not affect the PCB exchequer.
“Offering around Rs30,000 to Rs40,000 to 15 or 20 scorers would not affect the PCB financially. The Board’s other officials are drawing huge salaries and cricketers have also been given huge boost in their contracts but scorers are not being looked after by the Board the way they deserved,” a scorer said.
It has been learnt that the PCB has not given the match fee of the 5th edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) as yet to the scorers. The scorers have also not been handed compensation for delivering their services in some women events also before the PSL.
This correspondent has learnt that the PCB has also not given Rs10,000 which it had announced to be given to the scorers before Eid-ul-Fitr.“Yes we have applied for that money but we are yet to receive it,” a scorer said.“Currently we have no money and are unable to survive particularly in the lockdown. We don’t know when cricket will resume. We don’t have jobs and the PCB should think about us,” a scorer said.
The PCB is treating scorers so badly that they have not even n given even special room and conveyance facilities during PSL and international matches.And they have been seen coming to the venue on motor-cycles. On the hand umpires are given good protocol and every kind of facilities.The scorers also suffered a lot due to no international cricket in Pakistan for the last few years.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/668093-jobless-scorers-demand-pcb-contracts
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Pretty weak leadership by Ehsan Mani and Wasim Khan. Just a little bit of noise in the media and they have overturned their decision in a jiffy. Pakistani media anchors, sports journalists, ex players are known to bark in the media and to create a lot of noise with the aim to create a lot of pressure to get their way. Strong leaders stick to their decisions if they completely believe in them.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board has withdrawn termination of service notices served to 55 staffers earlier this week.
PCB Chief Executive Wasim Khan: “The vast overstaffing that the current Board has inherited remains a long-term sustainability issue for the PCB. Making changes is about timing and, on reflection, the process and communication needed to be better.
“As a responsible organisation, we have reviewed our decision and acted quickly to withdraw the notices.”
Meanwhile, the PCB will continue the exercise to restructure and rationalize its staff numbers and will make necessary decisions in due course. The PCB presently has an overall strength of 710 across the country, including 361 and 70 in Lahore and Karachi offices, respectively.
PCB Chief Executive Wasim Khan: “The vast overstaffing that the current Board has inherited remains a long-term sustainability issue for the PCB. Making changes is about timing and, on reflection, the process and communication needed to be better.
“As a responsible organisation, we have reviewed our decision and acted quickly to withdraw the notices.”
Meanwhile, the PCB will continue the exercise to restructure and rationalize its staff numbers and will make necessary decisions in due course. The PCB presently has an overall strength of 710 across the country, including 361 and 70 in Lahore and Karachi offices, respectively.
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This decision reeks of weakness and bowing down to the pressure from the media mafia who are known to create controversies and get their way by hook or by crook. If you have made a decision then you have to stick by it. If you don’t that means there hasn’t been a complete home work.
PCB has ridiculously huge staff under them. 710 is a huge number and along with the money being spent on everyone it diverts any sort of accountability. You have to select people for specific jobs and make them accountable not to just somehow accommodate each one of them. They need to lower down their staff and I remember Ehsan Mani talking about this as early as his first PC but I just don’t think this is the time to hand them the termination letters. You should’ve done that early or you have to now wait for some time. Tell them in advance about your plans so that there is a smooth transition for these low salary earners.
PCB has ridiculously huge staff under them. 710 is a huge number and along with the money being spent on everyone it diverts any sort of accountability. You have to select people for specific jobs and make them accountable not to just somehow accommodate each one of them. They need to lower down their staff and I remember Ehsan Mani talking about this as early as his first PC but I just don’t think this is the time to hand them the termination letters. You should’ve done that early or you have to now wait for some time. Tell them in advance about your plans so that there is a smooth transition for these low salary earners.
I think, they are asking for 10-12 years experience, not 17 - it says 10+ years inclusive of 5-7 in leadership roles, however after professional certification. They are looking for a Chartered Accountant or CFA or FCMA (or CPA in North America) holder, on top of university graduation and that 10-12 years experience is post-pro qualification (means 10+ years as CA or CFA or FCMA), which should end up with 15+ years of experience in total. Very short but specific JD for the CFO role - my hunch is, they have someone in mind already. Nothing wrong in that though - that’s the norm for most top tier hirings.
That's what am saying 17 years of experience in total.are they going to pay the bulks india pay and austrlia if they are then what is required is fine
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And one more to the list.....
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Pakistan Cricket Board on Friday sacked national women's team head coach Iqbal Imam but retained Bismah Maroof as captain for the 2020-21 season.
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Pakistan Cricket Board on Friday sacked national women's team head coach Iqbal Imam but retained Bismah Maroof as captain for the 2020-21 season.
Nothing directly from PCB on this which is very strange.
None of the usual, thank you for your services, wish you well, nonsense.
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Lahore: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has started reviewing the performance of coaches of the last domestic season, ARY Sports reported.
According to sources, the performance of the 54 coaches working with various domestic teams will be reviewed.
The committee will review the performance of the first XI, second XI, U19, U16, and U13 coaches.
There are strong reports against some coaches, however, the committee will also take coaches’ stance after reviewing the reports.
The decision to call the coaches or take their stance on the video link will be made later. Coaches might be reshuffled across the teams on the basis of their performances.
Sources also revealed that the proposal of dismissing coaches who did not follow the rules is also under consideration. The committee will complete its work by the end of this month.
The committee will also consult the new head of the High-Performance Centre, Grant Bradburn. The head of High-Performance Coaching will also be able to question the coaches on their performance.
Bradburn will decide the future of coaches in the light of the committee’s report.
https://arysports.tv/pcb-started-reviewing-coaches-performance/
According to sources, the performance of the 54 coaches working with various domestic teams will be reviewed.
The committee will review the performance of the first XI, second XI, U19, U16, and U13 coaches.
There are strong reports against some coaches, however, the committee will also take coaches’ stance after reviewing the reports.
The decision to call the coaches or take their stance on the video link will be made later. Coaches might be reshuffled across the teams on the basis of their performances.
Sources also revealed that the proposal of dismissing coaches who did not follow the rules is also under consideration. The committee will complete its work by the end of this month.
The committee will also consult the new head of the High-Performance Centre, Grant Bradburn. The head of High-Performance Coaching will also be able to question the coaches on their performance.
Bradburn will decide the future of coaches in the light of the committee’s report.
https://arysports.tv/pcb-started-reviewing-coaches-performance/
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Good that they realized it then.
There was a time that PCB heads would shamelessly have claimed there is nothing wrong
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That doesn't mean 17 years experience. It means a total of 10-12 of which 5-7 should be in leadership roles.
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Javed Murtaza appointed PCB’s Chief Financial Officer
Lahore, 30 July 2020:
The Pakistan Cricket Board today announced the appointment of Lahore-based Javed Murtaza as its new Chief Financial Officer following a thorough and robust recruitment process. The appointment was approved by the Board of Governors through a circular resolution on Thursday.
With nearly 30 years of work experience, Javed is a seasoned finance professional with hands-on experience in all aspects of commercial operations, financial planning and analysis, corporate finance, financial and managerial accounting, internal and external audits, international taxation and ERP implementation.
Javed is a fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Pakistan, in England and Wales and is also a Certified Public Accountant from Virginia State Board of Accountancy, USA. He also holds Master’s degree in Business Administration from the USA.
He has previously worked for KPMG in Toronto and Singapore, and with Ernst & Young in London. His last assignment was as head of Financial Planning and Analysis of six countries for one of the fortune-five-hundred European multinational companies operating in Pakistan.
PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani: “I welcome Javed Murtaza to the PCB family and with the experience he brings, I am confident he will make a meaningful contribution to the organisation as we continue to aspire towards good governance, strong financial management and transparency.”
Javed Murtaza will assume charge from Monday, 3 August.
Lahore, 30 July 2020:
The Pakistan Cricket Board today announced the appointment of Lahore-based Javed Murtaza as its new Chief Financial Officer following a thorough and robust recruitment process. The appointment was approved by the Board of Governors through a circular resolution on Thursday.
With nearly 30 years of work experience, Javed is a seasoned finance professional with hands-on experience in all aspects of commercial operations, financial planning and analysis, corporate finance, financial and managerial accounting, internal and external audits, international taxation and ERP implementation.
Javed is a fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Pakistan, in England and Wales and is also a Certified Public Accountant from Virginia State Board of Accountancy, USA. He also holds Master’s degree in Business Administration from the USA.
He has previously worked for KPMG in Toronto and Singapore, and with Ernst & Young in London. His last assignment was as head of Financial Planning and Analysis of six countries for one of the fortune-five-hundred European multinational companies operating in Pakistan.
PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani: “I welcome Javed Murtaza to the PCB family and with the experience he brings, I am confident he will make a meaningful contribution to the organisation as we continue to aspire towards good governance, strong financial management and transparency.”
Javed Murtaza will assume charge from Monday, 3 August.
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Ad for Pak Women's coach
Requirement says Test/International experience so guess will be a man!
Requirement says Test/International experience so guess will be a man!
Fresh Ideas of The Great Wasim Khan is working.
He appointed Misbah as head coach + selector and now Pakistan will be winless in England after 14 years.
He copies Australian model but Pakistan population is much much bigger than Australia. It will not work for Pakistan.
Now they appointed mediocre coaches like Razzaq, Faisal Iqbal, Riffat Ullah Mohmand lol.
PCB is working on Hayat Abad Cricket stadium just for 10k people.
But he still Loves Pakistan.
Najam Setti where are you?
He appointed Misbah as head coach + selector and now Pakistan will be winless in England after 14 years.
He copies Australian model but Pakistan population is much much bigger than Australia. It will not work for Pakistan.
Now they appointed mediocre coaches like Razzaq, Faisal Iqbal, Riffat Ullah Mohmand lol.
PCB is working on Hayat Abad Cricket stadium just for 10k people.
But he still Loves Pakistan.
Najam Setti where are you?
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It's really annoying to see that we obviously have no trust in our domestic system as we thrust 17 year olds into international cricket without letting them develop first. Yet at the same time we expect the same FC set up to be coached by unspectacular ex players who have no notable credentials or achievements in a coaching capacity?
Pakistan need to accept their current shortcomings and get foreign coaches back into the top positions of our cricket.
Pakistan need to accept their current shortcomings and get foreign coaches back into the top positions of our cricket.
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Wasim himself is the biggest failure.
He conned us with the “I left England to help Pakistan” drama.
He conned us with the “I left England to help Pakistan” drama.
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Lanat on this useless Wasim Khan for imposing Misbah on us and by extension acha bacha Azhar.
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If no action is taken immediately, be prepared for years of incompetence and buddy buddy selections.
#8 Here we come.
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Azhar and Misbah combo were the first captains since I think the 1980s to go NZ and lose a series. They each captained a test.
Now this pathetic combo will be the first ones to lose a series in England in 10 years IIRC.
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Domestic cricket reforms and restructuring of NCA was long overdue. Those were correct moves.
However Wasim and Mani have a lot to explain for in appointed a coach in Misbah who never even coached a club side, let alone in international cricket.
That decision, along with the appointment of non-performing and ageing Azhar Ali as Test captain, has undone a lot of their good work.
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Not the forget the recent appointment of the old boys club as "high performance coaches". Either Wasim Khan is seriously incompetent or proper naive and is being taken for a ride by the babus. He is absolutely useless and should go back to England where people won't be duped by his British accent.
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Well we are told by many here that previous coaching experience is not necessary etc.
Not sure how they will explain these results.
Not sure how they will explain these results.
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Lol, he resigned because the PCB did not accept his plea for included departmental cricket in the domestic structure. Another dinosaur gone, no worries.
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So another post opened up for Misbah to forcibly take?
This Cricket Committee is a waste of time and should be abolished. How often does it even meet ? Everyone knows Mani and Wasim are the decision makers, so let them be held accountable.
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This is the corporate norm. Every 6 months or a year you go through an appraisal and based on that you are either retained, demoted, promoted, transferred or moved on
Of course it is, but it hasn't been the case in the PCB.
There were so many freeloaders, so many people earning a living by doing nothing and no appraisal process. Many have been shown the door, but some are still hanging around.
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This is systemic across Pakistani state institutions.. PIA is no different, but in this case it’s great to see that changes are being made and it is possible to change the culture in such a rotten institution. WK should rightly be praised for these changes as I’m not sure everyone understands how difficult it is to install cultural change within an organization.
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Four new independent members appointed to PCB’s BoG
LAHORE-The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) appointed four new independent members to the Board of Governors (BoG) during the 59th BoG meeting held here at the National High Performance Centre on Monday.
The BoG, in accordance with PCB Constitution 2019 Clause 12(1)(c), unanimously approved the appointment of Javed Kurieshi, Arif Saeed, Aasim Wajid Jawad and Alia Zafar. Two of the new members - Javed Kurieshi and Arif Saeed - have been appointed to the BoG for a three-year period while Aasim Wajid Jawad and Alia Zafar have been appointed for a two-year period. Following the appointment of the four independent members, the new BoG has been formed. The remaining three members on the BoG will be appointed following completion of the election process at the Cricket Association level.
Speaking on the occasion, PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani said: “I want to congratulate and thank all the respected outgoing BoG members for their outstanding contributions to Pakistan cricket. Following promulgation of the new PCB Constitution in 2019, these distinguished members, on my request, had agreed to continue through the transitional period and provide the PCB management appropriate guidance through their knowledge and insight.
“The fact that these BoG members unanimously approved the appointment of the independent members, which now changes the outlook and composition of the BoG, illustrates their respect for the PCB Constitution 2019 and Pakistan cricket at heart. “However, the PCB will continue to benefit from their experience and understanding, by including them as members on the Cricket Associations’ interim executive committees (IECs), which will be confirmed shortly. The first and the most critical assignment of the IECs will be to supervise the registration of clubs so that cricketing activities can resume at the grassroots level.
“I welcome the newly-appointed independent members to the BoG, especially Alia Zafar, the first female independent member, which is a giant step forward in enhancing the PCB’s governance structure. “The four new members bring with them a wealth of diverse knowledge that will only improve the professional outlook and working of the PCB. These four individuals are highly respected and proven performers in their respective professional lives and we aim to benefit from their knowledge in our efforts to improve our governance,” Mani added.
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LAHORE-The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) appointed four new independent members to the Board of Governors (BoG) during the 59th BoG meeting held here at the National High Performance Centre on Monday.
The BoG, in accordance with PCB Constitution 2019 Clause 12(1)(c), unanimously approved the appointment of Javed Kurieshi, Arif Saeed, Aasim Wajid Jawad and Alia Zafar. Two of the new members - Javed Kurieshi and Arif Saeed - have been appointed to the BoG for a three-year period while Aasim Wajid Jawad and Alia Zafar have been appointed for a two-year period. Following the appointment of the four independent members, the new BoG has been formed. The remaining three members on the BoG will be appointed following completion of the election process at the Cricket Association level.
Speaking on the occasion, PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani said: “I want to congratulate and thank all the respected outgoing BoG members for their outstanding contributions to Pakistan cricket. Following promulgation of the new PCB Constitution in 2019, these distinguished members, on my request, had agreed to continue through the transitional period and provide the PCB management appropriate guidance through their knowledge and insight.
“The fact that these BoG members unanimously approved the appointment of the independent members, which now changes the outlook and composition of the BoG, illustrates their respect for the PCB Constitution 2019 and Pakistan cricket at heart. “However, the PCB will continue to benefit from their experience and understanding, by including them as members on the Cricket Associations’ interim executive committees (IECs), which will be confirmed shortly. The first and the most critical assignment of the IECs will be to supervise the registration of clubs so that cricketing activities can resume at the grassroots level.
“I welcome the newly-appointed independent members to the BoG, especially Alia Zafar, the first female independent member, which is a giant step forward in enhancing the PCB’s governance structure. “The four new members bring with them a wealth of diverse knowledge that will only improve the professional outlook and working of the PCB. These four individuals are highly respected and proven performers in their respective professional lives and we aim to benefit from their knowledge in our efforts to improve our governance,” Mani added.
https://nation.com.pk/10-Nov-2020/four-new-independent-members-appointed-to-pcb-s-bog
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Both of these men left the B.O.G yesterday, as shown in this video released by the PCB (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB0Bo3M5Tgk), Wasim Khan has done the impossible and actually managed to replace Governors.
Both of these men left the B.O.G yesterday, as shown in this video released by the PCB (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB0Bo3M5Tgk), Wasim Khan has done the impossible and actually managed to replace Governors.
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And he continues to do so.
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Has the time come yet to move from you, Mani, Misbah and Waqar?
Best administrator we've had in decades.
Despite the vitriol spewing from PP's resident Najam Sethi PR agent, we are finally seeing meaningful reform and relationship building.
Domestic cricket revamped producing the best FC season in decades.
Quality of pitches and balls improving.
PCB old guard and corrupt officials thrown out.
NCA overhauled.
Introduction of a proper coaching programme to build local capacity.
Groundbreaking domestic TV rights deal.
Partnerships with quality overseas broadcasters Supersport and now Sky.
Still needs to revive grassroots cricket, and of course fix his mistake from 2019 which was hiring Misbah and Waqar. However these are a fantastic set of results.
Despite the vitriol spewing from PP's resident Najam Sethi PR agent, we are finally seeing meaningful reform and relationship building.
Domestic cricket revamped producing the best FC season in decades.
Quality of pitches and balls improving.
PCB old guard and corrupt officials thrown out.
NCA overhauled.
Introduction of a proper coaching programme to build local capacity.
Groundbreaking domestic TV rights deal.
Partnerships with quality overseas broadcasters Supersport and now Sky.
Still needs to revive grassroots cricket, and of course fix his mistake from 2019 which was hiring Misbah and Waqar. However these are a fantastic set of results.
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Well lol, he may have been pressurized into hiring Misbah by the higher powers above but unlike Shameless Ijaz Butt, Zaka Ashraf, Najam Sethi, Shahryar Khan he is not going to tolerate Misbah ul Haq's mediocrity defensive cricket to go on for eternity with no checks and balances, he has already given Misbah enough nudges to resign but Misbah being the shameless leech that he is will cling on and stay even though he has been blatantly told that he is not wanted.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has once again begun the process of removing low-level employees from their payroll. The first stage saw the removal of five employees whose contracts were not extended and were sent home.
The employees whose contracts were not renewed on March 31 occupied the posts of storekeeper, ground men and plumber.
Two individuals, who were recently dismissed, hailed from Lahore while the rest hailed from other cities.
According to sources, there are plans to remove more individuals from the PCB’s payroll. Last year in May and June, the PCB had dismissed 55 employees however after facing stiff criticism from the media, this decision was taken back on June 4.
https://cricketpakistan.com.pk/en/news/detail/five-low-level-employees-removed-from-pcbs-payroll
The employees whose contracts were not renewed on March 31 occupied the posts of storekeeper, ground men and plumber.
Two individuals, who were recently dismissed, hailed from Lahore while the rest hailed from other cities.
According to sources, there are plans to remove more individuals from the PCB’s payroll. Last year in May and June, the PCB had dismissed 55 employees however after facing stiff criticism from the media, this decision was taken back on June 4.
https://cricketpakistan.com.pk/en/news/detail/five-low-level-employees-removed-from-pcbs-payroll
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