Civil Servant Accused of Juggling Eight Jobs Simultaneously

Published 20h ago · Latest report 16h ago · Court ruling

Affects United Kingdom · Covered in 2 countries

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A British civil servant stands trial for allegedly holding eight government jobs at once.

A British government worker is on trial for allegedly holding multiple remote civil service roles at the same time. Prosecutors claim the defendant used make-up to fake illness and earned hundreds of thousands of pounds across several positions.

  • The earningsThe defendant allegedly accumulated £349,378 across eight different government roles.
  • The hoursThe positions required a combined total of 183 hours of work per week.
  • The timelineThe alleged simultaneous employment took place between February 2020 and September 2023.
Why it matters

Remote work arrangements during the pandemic opened up vulnerabilities for oversight, leading to rare instances of employees attempting to manage concurrent full-time public sector positions. Fraud investigations into such practices protect public funds and maintain integrity within government institutions.

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£349,378earnings across government jobs
55age of the defendant
8government jobs held
183contracted hours a week
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Kashim Chowdhury is accused of fraudulently holding multiple government jobs simultaneously while working remotely.

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