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A body of lawmakers elected in 2020 general elections that acts as the legislative of the parallel National Unity Government on June 13 enacted a law pledging security for civil servants who joined the Civil Disobedience Movement. [1]
Hundreds of thousands of Thai public servants – including doctors, nurses, teachers, social workers and government staff – could soon have to work an extra five years before becoming eligible for a pension. [2]
Yangon — A minister appointed by Myanmar’s elected parliamentarians has set a deadline for all civil servants to join the civil disobedience movement (CDM). Those who continue to work will be defying the will of the people. Dr. [3]
Over 400,000 civil servants have been on strike against the military regime since February, according to Myanmar’s shadow National Unity Government (NUG). (confirmed by 2 sources) [4]
The Thai government has announced a plan to start offering civil servants the option of receiving their salary in bi-monthly payments. The initiative a [5]
A body of lawmakers elected in 2020 general elections that acts as the legislative of the parallel National Unity Government on June 13 enacted a law pledging security for civil servants who joined the Civil Disobedience Movement.
Hundreds of thousands of Thai public servants – including doctors, nurses, teachers, social workers and government staff – could soon have to work an extra five years before becoming eligible for a pension.
Yangon — A minister appointed by Myanmar’s elected parliamentarians has set a deadline for all civil servants to join the civil disobedience movement (CDM). Those who continue to work will be defying the will of the people. Dr.
Over 400,000 civil servants have been on strike against the military regime since February, according to Myanmar’s shadow National Unity Government (NUG).
The Thai government has announced a plan to start offering civil servants the option of receiving their salary in bi-monthly payments. The initiative a
The salary for newly-recruited civil servants saw a raise, alongside adjustments to the minimum retirement pay rates. Deputy Government Spokesperson Radklao Inthawong Suwankiri ann
The government is exploring the prospect of increasing the salaries of civil servants following a directive from Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin.
AFP Myanmar’s junta called on Sunday for ex-civil servants who quit their jobs in protest over the coup five years ago to report back to work, pledging to remove absent state employees from “blacklists”.
‘Non-CDM civil servants are citizens too’: Student union spokesperson Myanmar Now interviewed an All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABSFU) official about the anti-junta opposition’s new law on civil servants, which the group has criticised as dr
Mizzima Civil servants and overseas embassy staff are being pressured to disclose their voting choices in Myanmar’s phased general election, with departmental heads allegedly threatening to use ballot serial numbers to verify the data, according to i