Latest in Tag: Civil Service Law Highlight
Latest in Tag: Civil Service Law
Al-Sisi ratifies law granting bonus for workers not working under Civil Service Law
The parliament approved the law last WednesdayÂ
The dilemma of Egyptâs public wages from Abdel Nasser to Al-Sisi
Reforming the public sector and reducing its wages are some of the key elements of the economic reform programme adopted by the Egyptian government, and blessed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Yet, according to a study by the Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights titled âChanges in the Public Sector Wage Policies …
Al-Sisi officially issues Civil Service Law, state employees to receive bonuses retroactively
Law was passed despite protests by state employees
After months of negotiations, Parliament passes Civil Service Law
The parliamentary speaker said during the session that several attempts have been made to block the passing of the law
Promises of reform: a story that could end happily, or in disaster
Prime Minister Sherif Ismail and the government have promised a litany of political and legislative reforms that would be implemented in the short term to develop Egyptâs economy and pull it out of its poor state. Debates over the Civil Service Law, the value-added tax, the investment law, as well as the budget deficit, trade …
Worker unions send report to State Council rejecting controversial Civil Service Law
MP Mohamed Fouad denied reports that some MPs have demanded that discussion of the law be reopened
Parliament approves Civil Service Law, State Council to review long-discussed bill
State Council to review bill proposed by government
Parliament set to vote on revised civil service law next week
The bill is due back on the floor amid lingering concerns over salaries and layoffs
Parliament continues discussion on Civil Service Law
Committee hopes to present law to parliament in the ânear futureâ
NCGC workers continue striking for payment of late salaries
Dozens of workers went on strike in May in rejection of the governmentâs civil service law
Civil service law must be applied: parliamentâs Labour Committee
The parliament will discuss the law with representatives from the ministries of Planning and Syndicates on Wednesday and Thursday
Applying martial law on Alexandria workers a violation: leftist party
Last week, 13 workers of the Alexandria Shipyard Company were jailed on accusations of protesting and may be referred to military court
Tadamon coalition gathers MPsâ signatures to discuss alternative civil service law
67 MPs have signed so far, out of 80 required signatures for the parliament to discuss the draft, says Tawfik
Tadamon coalition submits alternative civil service law to parliament
Government amendments to the draft law are decorative, says the coalition
Parliamentâs Manpower Committee begins discussing resubmitted civil service law
The law was initially rejected for a number of reasons due to its unconstitutionality. Its first article states exceptions for certain governmental authorities from implementing the law
In Video: Hundreds of Egyptâs bureaucrats protest against Civil Service Law
Video by Asmaa Gamal and Ahmed Hendawy Editing by Omar Korashi
Confusion reigns following rejection of Civil Service Law
Some employees are yet to be informed under which system they will receive their February salaries
Government re-submits Civil Service law, unions call for ouster of ministers
Despite official calls by the government and the majority of parliament to approve the law before it was voted upon, the parliament rejected the decree on 20 January with a majority of 332 votes
A new vision for the civil service law
It is indisputable that Egyptâs administration needs drastic reforms to be able to meet the requirements for any kind of development, and to turn the slogans of the 2011 revolution and 2013 uprising into a reality. The ancient bureaucratic body lost its professional competency over the time, as well as its political and ideological neutrality, …
Cabinet programme for parliament may exclude Civil Service Law: SalahÂ
Cabinet awaits the reasons behind rejecting the law from parliament to amend it, while the government insists on administrative reform
Civil Service Law sought to achieve reform: Al-Sisi
The police are aware of the size of challenges, says Minister of Interior
Civil Service Law will be amended if needed: Head of Free Egyptians Party
Free Egyptians Party calls for a community dialogue later to discuss the law
Civil Service Law opponents to escalate protests after Eid Al-Adha
Tadamon coalition plan to march to the presidency
EGP 10bn sovereign fund ready for investment in H2 of FY 2015/2016: Planning minister
Egypt will sign agreement with Saudi Fund for Development to provide fuel and natural gas credit facilities, says El-Araby
The sedition of the Civil Service Law
Over the last weeks, Egypt experienced what we can refer to as âthe sedition of the Civil Service Lawâ. After President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi issued a law that regulates the situation of the largest governmental administrative body in the region, seven million employees, a state of polarisation ensued, one that cannot be separated from the …
Public sector workers call for million-man protest against Civil Service Law
We want fair law guaranteeing safe and stable work environment, says labour syndicates coalition
Civil Service Law responds to public demands to end bureaucracy: Mehleb
Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb has met representatives of protesting employees of the Customs and Tax Authorities to discuss their demands regarding the newly issued Civil Service Law. At least 2,000 state employees from the Customs and Tax Authorities held a demonstration against the law on 10 August in front of the Press Syndicate in Downtown …
In Pictures: Egyptâs bureaucrats rise up
Government employees at state-controlled Customs and Tax Authorities demand Minister of Financeâs resignation
Tax workers concerned over new civil service law
Amended law presents new system for salaries and vacations for civil workers
Civil Service Law to increase state employees’ wages by 15%: Finance Minister
No one will be harmed by application of the civil service law, says Dimian