Delta governor urges leaders to prioritize service at Senator Nwaoboshi’s funeral
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori emphasized the importance of public service during Senator Peter Nwaoboshi's funeral.
Recruitment of 300 posts in Bihar, those related to law can apply
The Bihar Public Service Commission has announced vacancies for 300 posts of Prosecution Officer, inviting applications from candidates with legal qualifications.
Judge mocks the population in trial at the Supreme Court
A Brazilian judge's comments during a Supreme Court trial revealed a significant disconnect between the judiciary and the general public, particularly regarding the issue of high public salaries.
Fachin: 'Wage enhancement for careers cannot undermine the legitimacy of the Judiciary'
Supreme Court President Edson Fachin emphasized that public service career enhancements should not compromise the Judiciary's legitimacy amid rising criticism over judges' remuneration.
New court decision maintains selection process for hiring temporary teachers in Taubaté
A recent judicial ruling allows the continuation of a selection process for hiring temporary teachers in Taubaté, Brazil, maintaining scheduled tests despite prior suspension.
Irkutsk Police Arrest Mayor of Town Where Residents Have Gone Weeks Without Heating and Water
The mayor of Bodaybo, a town in Siberia, was arrested amid ongoing critical public service failures where residents lacked heating and water for weeks.
The dismissed head of the railways is 'in hindrance'. He earns a salary of 340,000 per month
The former head of the Czech railways is currently receiving a hefty salary despite being dismissed from his position.
The World Bank warns about the shortage of qualified officials in low-income countries
The World Bank emphasizes the lack of trained officials in low-income countries and suggests reforms to professionalize public jobs for improved governance.
When drugs and sex wreak havoc in the senior civil service
The article discusses the intersection of drug use and sexual misconduct within the French senior civil service, highlighting recent scandals.
Subway employee is fired after refusing to help a victim of sexual harassment at Sé station
A São Paulo subway employee was fired after he refused to assist a sexual harassment victim at Sé station, citing her clothing as a justification.
About Living Together in the Big City: 'Munich Residents are Different from the Bavarians, Not so Prude'
A report on the diverse cultural interactions in Munich's Olympia-Einkaufszentrum highlights the coexistence of different languages and cultures, especially during a public service strike.
See the step-by-step for digital possession in the Education competition; check the list of those called
The Tocantins government has summoned 130 approved candidates from the Education competition, providing guidance on the mandatory Digital Possession procedure for entry into the state public service.
Czechia has a new ombudsman. He will monitor food
Czechia has appointed a new ombudsman who will focus on monitoring food quality and safety.
Wage arrears: Labour issues Friday ultimatum to FG
Nigerian organized labor has given the Federal Government a deadline to settle outstanding wage arrears owed to public service workers, warning of potential action if demands are unmet.
What happened to the decent wage reform? MC claims it remains 'frozen' despite its approval in 2024
The decent wage constitutional reform in Mexico, which aims to establish a base salary near 19,000 pesos monthly for key public service sectors, is stalled despite having completed most legislative processes in 2024.
City Hall regulates university transportation in Conceição do Jacuípe; check the points and times
The city of Conceição do Jacuípe has published a decree regulating public transportation for university students and vocational course students for the 2026 school year.
Dino says that the trial of salary bonuses does not jeopardize the prerogatives of public officials
Brazil's Supreme Court Minister Flávio Dino emphasized that the trial over salary bonuses aims to valorize the public service and not undermine professional rights.
More than 70 vacancies in SRI: merit and opposition competitions will be opened for those residing in these seven provinces
Ecuador's Internal Revenue Service (SRI) will open over 70 job vacancies for various positions within its administration, aimed at residents of seven provinces starting February 27.
Public Service: A Bill Guarantees the 'Right to Remain Silent' in Case of Disciplinary Proceedings
A new French bill aims to guarantee public servants the right to remain silent during disciplinary procedures, among other reforms.
Hellenic Post: Response regarding the delivery of cards connected to unemployment benefit allowances
Hellenic Post has issued a statement addressing concerns about delays in the delivery of cards associated with unemployment benefits, asserting that the majority of mail was processed correctly and on time.
Former Director of Ventspils County to be tried for exceeding official authority for selfish purposes
A former executive director in Latvia faces legal proceedings for allegedly misusing his authority to reassign employees before being suspended from his position.
Local Election: What the Mayor and City Councillors in Munich Earn
The article discusses the salaries of key political figures in Munich ahead of the upcoming local election, highlighting whether they are attractive enough to draw engaged individuals into public service.
State of the Union
The article discusses various aspects of the economy and social issues facing the country, focusing on the contributions of individuals who dedicate their lives to public service.
Some Municipalities Across the Country Unable to Access Websites; No Timeline for Recovery
Several municipalities in Japan are experiencing website outages starting from the afternoon of the 25th, with no current estimate for restoration.
Opportunity to become a Civil Judge... Know who can apply for this recruitment?
Bihar Public Service Commission has issued an official notification for the recruitment of Civil Judges, with applications starting on February 25.
Sorocaba City Council establishes a committee to monitor those approved in the GCM contest who have not yet been called
Sorocaba's City Council has formed a committee to oversee candidates who were approved in the municipal guard competition but have not yet been appointed after three years of waiting.
Bus and car collide in an accident on Miguel Rosa Avenue; driver was injured
A public transport bus and a passenger car collided in Teresina, Brazil, injuring the driver of the car and causing a temporary road closure.
STF meets with Congress leaders and discusses transition rule regarding salary bonuses
The President of the STF met with Congress leaders to discuss a transition rule regarding public service salary bonuses ahead of a significant court ruling.
STF and Congress decide to draft a transition proposal after meeting about additional payments
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) and Congress have agreed to create a transition rule to regulate the payment of indemnity funds known as 'penduricalhos' in the public service.
Sólveig Anna questions the salary of the mayor
Sólveig Anna Jónsdóttir criticizes the high salary of Reykjavik's mayor, suggesting it exceeds acceptable limits.
Jan Ołdakowski: There is a demand for knowledge on how to be a leader
Jan Ołdakowski emphasizes the need for more effective leaders in public life to unite people and uphold shared values in democracy.
South Africa: Gauteng Govt To Set Up Infrastructure Agency
The Gauteng government plans to establish a new infrastructure agency to centralize major projects and improve service delivery.
The siege on super salaries is part of the adjustment in the justice system
The suspension of indemnity payments without legal provisions in the public service addresses excessive payments within Brazil's judicial system, which are estimated at R$ 20 billion annually.
Nepotism and AfD: The State as Opponent and Cow
The article discusses the concept of nepotism in the context of the AfD party and critiques how the state is perceived as both an opponent and a source of resources.
Former British diplomat Peter Mandelson arrested over ties to Epstein
Former British ambassador to the US, Peter Mandelson, has been arrested on suspicion of public service abuse due to his close ties with deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Passengers demand the return of the bus line between Petrolina and Juazeiro
The suspension of the bus line between Petrolina, Pernambuco, and Juazeiro, Bahia, has led to significant complaints from users, particularly students and workers who are now forced to find alternative transportation methods.
Fined Council Member S. Berletaitė Receives Reduced Penalty but Loses Mandate
The Lithuanian Court of Appeals has upheld a three-year ban on politician S. Berletaitė from working in public service due to misconduct involving the misappropriation of municipal funds, though her fine was reduced.
Elari Udam to Lead the Tallinn Municipal Department
Elari Udam has been appointed to lead the Tallinn Municipal Department starting March 1st after winning a public competition.
Without CNU in election year, traditional contests gain strength in 2026
In 2026, Brazil will not see a new edition of the CNU, which leads candidates to focus on other public service exams.
Reshuffle: Minister of Public Service David Amiel appointed to Public Accounts to replace Amélie de Montchalin
David Amiel has been appointed the new Minister of Public Accounts in a government reshuffle, taking over from Amélie de Montchalin who will head the Court of Auditors.
What jobs did Sheinbaum have before becoming president? 'I will retire with my ISSSTE pension'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum discusses her previous jobs and her upcoming pension during a presentation of the 'Pensions without privileges' reform.
Employee arrested suspected of masturbating in front of young woman at Diga in Benfica, Juiz de Fora
A contracted employee in Juiz de Fora was arrested for allegedly masturbating in front of a 21-year-old woman at a public service office.
Chris Selley: Nobody wants to work in Ottawa, Ottawa unions say
Unions in Ottawa claim that government practices are pushing potential workers away, advocating for a modern approach to public service employment.
Letters to the Editor: Winter Olympics – an Arena for SVT's Double Standards
A letter criticizes SVT's sponsorship of the Winter Olympics, arguing it undermines its claim to be a commercial-free public service broadcaster.
Rio Branco do Sul City Hall Contest Offers Positions with Salaries Up to R$ 18,000; See How to Participate
Rio Branco do Sul is offering 199 public service positions with salaries ranging from R$ 1,908 to R$ 18,000 as part of an open contest.
South Africa: Compulsory Gender-Based Analysis Training for Public Servants
The South African government has mandated an online Gender-Based Analysis (GBA+) training course for public servants to foster inclusivity in policy-making and service delivery.
Ramagem's wife has been out of work for more than 90 days and will have to justify 45 days of absence
Rebeca Ramagem, a state prosecutor in Brazil, has not worked for 96 days and must explain her prolonged absence.
Chief of Cabinet of Taboão da Serra claims use of 'strong drugs' made him forget to remove fake plates from Legislative Power on his car
The Chief of Cabinet in Taboão da Serra was detained for driving a vehicle with fake legislative plates and attributed his oversight to the effects of medication.
Outdated: Economist Schularick Questions Job Protection for High Earners
Economist Moritz Schularick argues that job protection for public sector employees and high earners should be reconsidered in today’s labor market.
‘They’re overseeing themselves’: B.C. budget eliminates merit commissioner position
The British Columbia budget has removed the merit commissioner position, which was responsible for overseeing fair hiring practices in the province's public service.