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Ali Hamsa: Govt to review additional annual increment for civil servants

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Publish date: Tue, 22 May 2018, 11:43 PM
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PUTRAJAYA, May 22 — The status on the additional annual salary increment for civil servants this July will be relooked into and finalised by the new government, Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Ali Hamsa said.
 
He said the announcement on the salary increment involving 1.6 million civil servants, which should come into effect on July 1, was a promise made by the previous Barisan Nasional-led government and it was now up to the new Pakatan Harapan government whether to proceed or scrap it.
 
“We will follow the manifesto of the current government. The new Cabinet will hold its first meeting tomorrow and the government will decide on the matter later,” he told reporters after meeting Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad at the Perdana Leadership Foundation building, here today.
 
The announcement of the additional salary increment was made by former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak when addressing about 10,000 civil servants at the 16th Civil Service Premier Gathering (MAPPA XVI) in Putrajaya on April 4.
 
Najib had said the salary increment, which would involve a financial implication of RM1.46 billion, was in appreciation for the service, sacrifice and hard work put in by the civil servants. — Bernama
 
 
https://www.malaymail.com/s/1633779/ali-hamsa-govt-to-review-additional-annual-increment-for-civil-servants
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ks55

"Najib had said the salary increment, which would involve a financial implication of RM1.46 billion, was in appreciation for the service, sacrifice and hard work put in by the civil servants. — Bernama"

Money politics, buy vote by giving goodies to one privileged group at the expense of rakyat at large. Simply ignore fake GDP and fake CPI by BN, where income cannot sustain minimum living standard for most non-government servant.

Go fly kite Najib.
He has stolen so much from rakyat and again want to use money from GST to cling to power.

Now he is gone, answering toughest questions yesterday, and tomorrow with questions filed by Shukri.

Tun M had already voiced out his unsatisfaction against civil servants under Najib.
Do you think he is going to carry out pledge by Najib for their 'hard work' ?

2018-05-23 10:19

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