“SADIS” 8 Bulan Gaji Marbot Masjid Belum Dibayarkan

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PANGKALPINANG,PERKARANEWS – Bisa dikatakan “Sadis” Kepala Bidang Kesra Pemerintah Kota Pangkalpinang tahan gaji petugas kebersihan masjid (Marbot) 8 (Delapan) bulan belum dibayarkan hingga akhir tahun 2023 nanti.

Hal ini terungkap saat beberapa Marbot masjid meminta bantuan kepada Perkaranews.com untuk memperjuangkan hak-hak mereka yang kabarnya pembayaran gaji marbot sudah lama ditandatangani oleh Wali Kota Pangkalpinang.

“Pak kami minta bantu, tolong tanyakan kenapa gaji kami sebagai marbot masjid baru empat bulan dibayarkan sampai sekarang,” ungkap marbot masjid.

Marbot masjid pun sudah berapa kali menanyakan kapan sisa gaji mereka mau dibayarkan, kalau memang sudah ditandatangani oleh Wali Kota Pangkalpinang untuk dibayarkan ya dibayarkan jangan ditahan-tahan karena ada berkas masjid lain yang belum lengkap.

Bacaan Lainnya

“Zaman pak Haris Kesra ini, kalau berkas dari masjid belum lengkap semuanya, tidak akan dibayarkan, sampai semua berkas dari masjid-masjid lengkap. Kalau begitu kami sangat dirugikan,” cetusnya.

Para marbot masjid berharap sisa gaji mereka kalau memang yang sudah lengkap, ya disegerakan bayar apa lagi Wali Kota Pangkalpinang sudah menandatanggani surat tersebut.

“Sisa gaji kami yang belum dibayarkan 8 bulan sampai akhir tahun ini. Jangan sampai kawan-kawan marbot masjid se- Pangkalpinang berpikir Wali Kota Molen hanya PHP, tapi nyatanya anak buah dibawahnya yang banyak tingkah dan bertindak semaunya,” tegasnya.

Untuk mencari info apakah benar gaji para marbot masjid belum dibayarkan hingga 8 bulan tersebut, pagi-pagi sudah mendatangi kantor bidang Kesra Pemkot Pangkalpinang tapi sayang belum ada Kabag Kesranya hanya ada beberapa staf, hingga berita ini diturunkan kami masih berusaha mendapatakan klarifikasi dari Kabag Kesra Pemkot Pangkalpinang. (Yuko)

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