Implementation of Clocking-In and Clocking-Out Policy at Islamic University College, Ghana
In a bid to enhance accountability and efficiency, the Islamic University College, Ghana (IUCG)
has announced the implementation of a ‘clocking-in’ and ‘clocking-out’ policy for all non-
teaching staff effective immediately.
The Registrar Dr Mohammed Ameen Kassim in a notice under this new policy, said all non-
teaching staff including Senior Members, Senior Staff, and Junior Staff are required to clock in
each morning, not later than 8:00 am, to register their arrival at work.
Similarly, he said they must clock out in the late afternoon, not earlier than 4:00 pm, to register
their departure from work.
He added that staff members who have not yet undergone biometric registration are urged to
contact Mr. Justine to complete this process promptly.
The Registrar further said that the administration has outlined a monthly reporting system
wherein on the 20 th of each month, the President will be provided with attendance information.
Additionally, he said monthly salaries will be based on this attendance report, emphasizing the
importance of punctuality and adherence to the policy.
Regarding leave, Dr. Mohammed Ameen said employees seeking leave for up to three days must
apply through their immediate supervisor or head of unit to the Registrar, however, if the leave
extends beyond three days, approval from the President through the Registrar is required.
Dr. Mohammed Ameen Kassim, the Registrar of IUCG, signed off on the notice, directing it to
all non-teaching staff members.
This move aims to streamline operations and ensure a more structured work environment at the
institution.
Media Tour to Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC)
Fifty students of the Islami6uayc University College, Ghana (IUCG) are set to embark on an
exciting media tour to the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) on the 21st of March, 2024.
This educational excursion aims to provide our students with valuable insights into the
operations and functions of one of Ghana’s prominent broadcasting institutions.
During the tour, students will have the opportunity to engage with professionals in the
broadcasting industry, observe live broadcasts, and gain firsthand experience of the diverse
aspects of media production and dissemination.
This immersive learning experience aligns with our commitment to providing holistic education
that extends beyond the confines of the classroom. We believe that such experiential learning opportunities play a crucial role in shaping well- rounded individuals and preparing them for the challenges of the modern world. Through interactions with industry experts and exposure to real-world scenarios, our students will acquire practical skills and knowledge that will complement their academic learning. The media tour to GBC promises to be an enriching experience for our students, offering them valuable insights and networking opportunities within the media industry. We are confident that this excursion will inspire and empower our students to pursue excellence in their academic and professional endeavors. Stay tuned for updates and highlights from this exciting media tour on our university college’s webpage.