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Labour dept orders disposal of old records

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September 09, 2025

THE Labour Department is grappling with a severe space crunch due to the accumulation of old records, prompting officials to initiate a review and disposal drive.

In a circular issued on Monday, the department instructed its various sections to weed out obsolete files, which have created unnecessary clutter and occupied office space. "In order to maintain efficiency and proper record management, all concerned officers and branch heads are directed to syste

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