Oakham Town Council Navigates Temporary Staffing Challenges
Oakham Town Council is currently facing a period of reduced staffing levels due to illness, On Monday all the staff became ill, A recent statement issued by Mayor Cllr Paul Ainsley. The Mayor assured residents that the council remains dedicated to delivering essential services and has proactively implemented several measures to ensure continuity during this temporary situation.
In his statement, Cllr Ainsley outlined the steps being taken to mitigate any potential disruption. A key element of their strategy involves seeking administrative support from neighbouring Uppingham Town Council, a measure that is currently pending approval.
Furthermore, the council is actively delegating urgent tasks to its councillors, demonstrating their commitment to stepping in and supporting the administrative functions during this time. This hands-on approach from elected officials underscores their dedication to serving the residents of Oakham.
Recognising the importance of prioritisation, the council has focused its efforts on maintaining essential services to minimise any impact on the local community. This strategic approach ensures that the most critical functions of the Town Council continue to operate effectively.
Looking ahead, Oakham Town Council is prepared to engage temporary staff or agency workers should the need arise. This proactive planning demonstrates a commitment to maintaining operational capacity and avoiding prolonged disruption.
Finally, the Mayor highlighted that the recruitment process is being expedited to restore the council's staffing levels to full capacity as quickly as possible. This focus on long-term stability will be welcomed by residents who rely on the services provided by the Town Council.
Cllr Ainsley concluded his statement by expressing gratitude for the public's patience and cooperation during this transitional period. His open and transparent communication aims to keep residents informed and foster understanding as the council navigates these temporary staffing challenges.
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