Sindh Education Department has announced a major update for school employees across the province. Under the new policy, Sindh Launches a facial recognition registration system for both teaching and non-teaching staff.
The department said all employees must complete their facial recognition registration during June and July. This process has been made mandatory for everyone working under the education department. Officials say the move aims to improve attendance monitoring and increase transparency.
Starting from August, Sindh Launches the full implementation of the attendance system. Employees will be required to mark their daily check-in and check-out through facial recognition. This digital system will replace the previous attendance methods.
According to the department, the new attendance setup will be directly linked with the AG Sindh Treasury. This connection will allow salary records to be updated automatically. It will also help authorities monitor attendance more accurately.
The education department has warned staff to complete registration before the deadline. Employees who fail to register on time may face salary suspension. Officials have made it clear that no exceptions will be allowed.
Under the new rules, more than two leaves in a month will be treated as extra leave. This could affect salary calculations. The department said deductions will also apply in cases of late arrival or absence.
With this step, Sindh Launches a stricter attendance policy to improve discipline in schools. Officials believe the system will help reduce absenteeism and ensure better accountability among employees.
The department has directed all teaching and administrative staff to follow the instructions carefully. Employees are encouraged to complete the process as soon as possible to avoid any issues.
Education officials say the facial recognition system is part of broader efforts to modernize administrative operations. The use of digital attendance tools is expected to improve efficiency and reduce misuse of attendance records.
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The new policy will affect thousands of school employees across Sindh. Authorities say regular attendance and timely registration will be necessary to avoid salary deductions and maintain smooth operations in schools.
