Public service regulations are being reviewed with consideration for modern human resource demands for a time limit on investigations of public officials suspended from work, the Government says. The disclosure from Finance Minister Dr Nigel.
Taxpayers are bearing the weight of an $81-million and rising salary bill for seven suspended public officials as a result of drawn-out investigations and administrative limbo within government agencies. The $81 million represents the total pre-.
Three HEART/NSTA Trust employees say they have been left dejected and hurt after a slew of new charges were brought against them just days before their “nine months of hell” in suspension was due to end. The matter follows an investigation of at.
Nearly nine months have expired since five employees at the HEART/NSTA Trust were suspended by the management of the agency, and to date, the leadership of the training entity is unable to give a definitive timeline as to when its internal probe of.
A local business lobby and the island’s main civil service union say the principle of regular government workers being sent on leave or suspended to facilitate probes should be applied to six yet-unnamed lawmakers being investigated for illicit.