Human Rights Commission has not granted permission for the establishment of the 'Byun Hee-soo Foundation' for two years... The union expresses 'regret'
On the fifth anniversary of the death of Byun Hee-soo, the public servants' union expressed regret that the Human Rights Commission has delayed the approval of the foundation bearing her name for almost two years.
The Farce of Fringe Benefits and the Captured Public Budget - O Assunto #1668
Brazil's Supreme Court postponed the analysis of decisions to suspend fringe benefits for public servants, which exceed constitutional salary limits and cost taxpayers billions.
Constitutional ceiling adjusted for inflation would be 37% higher than the current value of R$ 46 thousand
A proposed adjustment to Brazil's constitutional salary ceiling could raise it by 37% amid ongoing discussions in the Supreme Court regarding illegal payments to public servants.
Kwara promotes 2,000 civil servants
The Kwara State Government has promoted over 2,000 civil servants following successful examinations and interviews for the 2024 promotion exercise.
STF postpones judgment on pay supplements for public servants until the end of March
The Brazilian Supreme Court has postponed the judgment regarding salary supplements for public servants to March 25, while two temporary decisions suspending these payments remain in effect.
Promises, ghost commission and operational nuclei: understand the embezzlement of R$ 650 thousand from social projects
A criminal scheme involving a network of politicians, public servants, and private companies embezzled over R$ 650,000 intended for social projects in Palmas, Brazil.
STF resumes judgment on salary supplements for public servants
The STF returns to discuss and vote on the suspension of salary supplements for public servants in Brazil following hearings and reports by its ministers.
Ceará employees will receive a 5% salary increase and increased food allowance, announces Elmano
Ceará Governor Elmano de Freitas announces a 5% salary increase and an increase in food allowances for state employees.
More than 40% of civil servants report using remote work to escape pressure
More than 40% of civil servants in France utilize remote work to alleviate pressure, according to a study by DGAFP.
Namibia: You Are Not Forced to Use Public Hospitals - Health Minister
Namibia's Health Minister stated that public servants are not obligated to use public health facilities and can opt for private services if preferred.
STF resumes judgment on additional payments this Thursday
The Brazilian Supreme Court is resuming its judgment on actions regarding additional payments that allow certain public servants to exceed the constitutional salary cap.
Understand what 'penduricalhos' are and what is at stake in the STF trial
The recent suspension of 'penduricalhos' by Brazilian Supreme Court ministers has reignited debates over constitutional spending ceilings.
From Ornament to Cow Bell
The article discusses how certain elite public servants in Brazil manipulate the Constitution to unlawfully increase their salaries through various forms of financial 'ornaments.'
Abetz to consider slashing high-earner public servant retirement payments
The Tasmanian government is looking into reducing superannuation payments for public servants earning over $200,000.
STF judges Dino's injunction that suspended salary perks for public servants; watch
The STF is set to judge the injunction from Minister Flávio Dino that suspended additional salary payments for public servants in Brazil.
5 of the most unbelievable 'additional perks' of Brazilian civil service
The Brazilian Supreme Court is set to decide whether to uphold a suspension on extra salaries that exceed the constitutional ceiling, affecting a minority of civil servants with inflated paychecks.
Coming Soon: STF judges the legality of additional payments for civil servants
The STF is set to review the legality of additional payments made to civil servants, amid discussions of a constitutional amendment allowing payments beyond salary caps.
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.
Illegal subcontracting that led to ‘worker burial death’... Construction company representatives and public officials in Goyang City charged without detention
In Goyang City, South Korea, several construction company officials and public servants have been charged for illegal subcontracting practices that led to the death of a worker in a burial incident at a construction site.
STF to decide on additional payments for civil servants this Wednesday; projects have been stalled in Congress for years
The Brazilian Supreme Court will deliberate on a decision regarding additional payments to civil servants that have been a subject of legal and legislative contention for years.
STF has jurisprudence against extras, but wavering application
The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) has established a position against additional remuneration for public servants, yet inconsistent applications of this stance have allowed these extra payments to proliferate.
Fachin invites presidents of Congress, Gilmar and Dino to discuss suspended 'add-ons'
The President of Brazil's Supreme Court has invited key political figures to discuss the suspension of additional payments to public servants that exceed legal salary limits.
Only Public Employees Granted Paid Childcare Leave, Human Rights Commission Identifies Discrimination
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has ruled that applying unpaid childcare leave solely to public workers, while offering paid leave to civil servants, constitutes discrimination.
President Yoon: Civil servants who overlooked illegal facilities in valleys should be severely punished
President Yoon has ordered severe penalties for civil servants who failed to report illegal facilities occupying river and valley areas during inspections.
STF is likely to confirm Dino's ruling on salary perks to clean image
The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) is expected to uphold a ruling by Minister Flávio Dino that suspends additional perks on public servant salaries, amid concerns about the method used for the decision.
In the week when the STF analyzes the decision that limited 'additional payments', entities meet with Minister Flávio Dino
Representatives from various judicial and legislative bodies met with Minister Flávio Dino to discuss adjustments to a recent decision limiting additional salary payments to public servants.
Former Prince Andrew charged taxpayers for massages while splurging on lavish trips as trade envoy: report
Former Prince Andrew reportedly charged taxpayers for massages during his tenure as the U.K.'s trade envoy, alongside extravagant spending, according to former civil servants.
Andrew update amid claims disgraced ex-prince 'used taxpayer money for massages'
Former Prince Andrew is accused of misusing taxpayer funds for personal massages and excessive travel expenses during his time as a trade envoy.
Piauí Public Servants Have Until Friday (27) to Update the New Identity Card; See How
Active public servants in Piauí must update their National Identity Card by the deadline set for this Friday (27) in order to receive their official state identification.
Inside staff changes for disgraced Andrew as Royal servants told how to address him
Staff changes have been made for Prince Andrew, who now has a reduced team after an investigation into his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
Almost R$ 8 million lost: losses in a fund linked to Banco Master may affect retirements of civil servants in MG
Civil servants in Pouso Alegre, MG may struggle to receive their pensions due to significant losses in a fund associated with Banco Master.
Former bank correspondent arrested suspect of leading fraud scheme in Acre
A former bank correspondent was arrested in Rio Branco, Brazil, on suspicion of leading a fraud scheme targeting retirees, pensioners, and civil servants.
Yobe adjusts working hours for Ramadan
The Yobe State Government has revised official working hours for civil servants in observance of Ramadan, allowing for earlier closing times.
Government announces a 5.6% raise for Piauí state employees; project will be sent to Alepi
The government of Piauí announced a 5.6% salary adjustment for state employees, effective from May, set to be legislated by the state legislative assembly.
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.
Collaboration between the Ministry of Interior and Google renewed for training public servants in Artificial Intelligence
The Greek Ministry of Interior and Google have signed a new memorandum of cooperation to enhance training for public servants in Artificial Intelligence, expecting a significant increase in participation over the coming years.
Front companies, support from civil servants and access to confidential information: how the CV's structure for trafficking in AM was organized
The Comando Vermelho (CV) organized a drug trafficking operation in Amazonas with the assistance of public agents, which included the use of front companies and access to confidential police information.
Podcast analyzes decisions of Dino and Lula affecting perks for civil servants
The STF Minister Flávio Dino has prohibited the enactment of new laws permitting additional perks for civil servants, following a previous decision to suspend salaries exceeding the constitutional ceiling.
Tanzania: Tanzania Bans Public Servants From Using Personal Airmail for Office Communications
Tanzania has prohibited public servants from using personal email accounts for official communications, emphasizing the importance of government email systems.
The investigation into the data leak at the Federal Revenue - The Subject #1663
The article discusses an investigation into data leaks at Brazil's Federal Revenue involving several public servants.
Public Servants in PI Must Exchange RG for National Identity Card by the 27th
Public servants in Piauí, Brazil, are required to update to the National Identity Card by the end of the month as mandated by state decree.
Ministers must end ‘barking mad’ restraints on civil service pay, union leader warns
The leader of the Prospect union urges government ministers to lift salary constraints on civil servants to recruit necessary technical and digital specialists.
Public Servants Earn Super Salaries of Up to R$ 3 Million in a Single Year; See the List
Public servants in Brazil have reportedly received super salaries of up to R$ 3.1 million in one year, highlighting significant disparities in earnings within the public sector.
Lula vetoes perks above the salary cap for civil servants and staggered raises until 2029 approved by Congress
President Lula sanctioned a salary increase for Legislative and Court of Accounts officers while vetoing measures that allowed paychecks to exceed the public sector salary cap.
Without mobilization, the super-salaries loopholes will continue
The President of Brazil, Lula, has vetoed new allowances that would increase the salaries of public servants beyond constitutional limits, yet significant issues with super-salaries persist.
Ramadan: Kano grants civil servants one-hour work reduction
The Kano State Government has approved a one-hour reduction in working hours for civil servants during Ramadan 1447AH.
After decisions against additional benefits, beneficiaries cite ceiling lag and Dino's extrapolation
After a Supreme Court decision against additional salary benefits and a veto by President Lula, public servants with high salaries argue the constitutional salary ceiling is outdated.
Ramadan: Kebbi reduces working hours for civil servants
The Kebbi State Government in Nigeria has announced reduced working hours for civil servants during Ramadan, with a new schedule running from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on weekdays.
Ramadan: Jigawa shortens work hours for civil servants
The Jigawa State Government has reduced official working hours for civil servants during the Ramadan period to accommodate the fasting schedule.
Ministry of National Defense Entrusts General Personnel Affairs to Civil Servants, Strengthening Civilian Control
The South Korean Ministry of National Defense has decided to assign the role of managing general personnel affairs to regular civil servants, marking a move towards strengthening civilian control following historical military governance.