- FBR has initiated a comprehensive HR audit in Pakistan Customs
- The audit is part of a broader reform initiative to overhaul the Customs department
- Customs officials have been directed to provide detailed workforce details and update training profiles
- Chief Collectors and Director Generals are required to oversee the data collection process
- The audit aims to identify redundancies, resource gaps, and optimize workforce allocation
- Reforms are necessary to address challenges such as smuggling, trade fraud, and evolving trade protocols
- Implementation of new technologies and processes is a priority to enhance efficiency and accountability
- The reforms are expected to facilitate smooth trade flows, regulatory compliance, and border security
- Industry experts see the initiative as a crucial step towards a more transparent and efficient customs administration.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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