​The Civil Service Bureau in the Kingdom of Bahrain has officially announced an update regarding workplace attendance for all public sectors.

A new directive has been issued to raise the physical attendance rate of employees at government headquarters to a maximum of 50%.

This official decision is part of the government of Bahrain strategic plan to ensure the gradual and safe return of the workforce.

The Civil Service Bureau confirmed that this percentage applies to all governmental entities to enhance administrative productivity and service delivery.

This measure aims to strike a balance between maintaining high quality public services and ensuring a safe environment for all employees.

Government departments are required to strictly adhere to the 50% limit while managing their human resources according to operational needs.

The Civil Service Bureau highlighted that increasing the presence of staff will significantly speed up the completion of public transactions today.

Officials stated that remote work arrangements will continue to be utilized for roles that do not necessitate a physical office presence.

The announcement was accompanied by a strong emphasis on maintaining all necessary preventive measures and safety protocols inside government buildings.

The Kingdom of Bahrain remains committed to improving public sector performance while carefully monitoring the overall health and safety situation.

The Civil Service Bureau noted that this percentage will be subject to regular reviews based on updated field reports and evaluations.

Department heads are instructed to organize shift schedules efficiently to ensure the 50% capacity is never exceeded at any time.

This move represents a major step towards full operational recovery and the revitalization of the national administrative and executive sectors.

The Civil Service Bureau urged all government employees to cooperate fully with the new instructions to ensure a successful transition phase.

Public entities are now focused on achieving the highest levels of professional efficiency to meet the growing demands of citizens and residents.

Every government employee is expected to follow these new guidelines to maintain the continuity of essential services across the entire Kingdom.