[29/08/2022 01:31]
Aden - Saba
A member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Major General Aidarous Al-Zubaidi, met today, Monday, in the temporary capital, Aden, with Deputy Minister of Civil Service Abdullah Al-Maisari.
Major General Al-Zubaidi listened from the Deputy Minister of Service to a brief explanation of the stages of establishing the ministry in the capital, Aden, after its liberation from the Houthi militia, and the workflow in the ministry and its affiliated institutions, during the period that followed the liberation until today, in addition to the most prominent difficulties and challenges facing its work.
Major General Al-Zubaidi, from the Deputy Minister of Civil Service, was briefed on the ministry's mechanism for listing the state's administrative apparatus, retirees, the replacement and employment mechanism, and the procedures that have been completed regarding settlements and annual bonuses for employees, in accordance with the regulations and laws in force.
During the meeting, the member of the Leadership Council stressed the speedy completion and review of files of settlements and allowances for employees and retirees, and the completion of fatwas eligibility for job grades, stressing the readiness of the Leadership Council to overcome any difficulties that obstruct the functioning of the ministry in this aspect, and other aspects related to the state’s administrative apparatus.
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