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Civil servant admits mistakes after juggling five government jobs

Kashim Chowdhury has acknowledged making mistakes while working across five government roles. His contracts amounted to 183 hours a week, exceeding the 168 hours contained in seven days.

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Kashim Chowdhury has admitted making mistakes while juggling five government jobs under contracts totalling 183 hours a week.

The contracted workload exceeds the total number of hours in a seven-day week, which is 168 hours. The figures highlight the scale of the commitments attached to the roles.

Chowdhury’s admission relates to his management of the five government positions. No further details about the nature of the jobs, the period involved or the specific mistakes were provided in the supplied material.

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The available information does not state what action, if any, will follow or whether the arrangements have changed. Chowdhury’s acknowledgement remains the latest known development.

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