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Civil servant admits he 'made mistakes' juggling five government jobs

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Briefings

A civil servant named Kashim Chowdhury admitted to making mistakes while managing five government jobs. He was contracted for 183 hours weekly, which exceeds the standard 168-hour work week. This admission occurred in October 2026, and the evidence suggests he was working beyond his contracted hours.

Key points

• Kashim Chowdhury admitted to making mistakes while juggling five government jobs.
• He was contracted for 183 hours per week, exceeding the standard 168-hour work week.

Context

This finding highlights a potential issue with employment contracts where workers are expected to work more hours than contracted, potentially affecting their legal status and rights.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the contracted hours exceed the standard week. No specific dates of the mistakes, reasons for the extra hours, or consequences of the situation are provided.

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