“Work or Walk”: Muizzu’s New Appraisal System Targets Political Post Abuse

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu announced a series of reforms during a press conference at the President's Office in Malé, including quarterly performance reviews for political appointees with dismissal for negligence, and austerity measures such as Muizzu forgoing 50% of his salary, a 10% salary reduction for political appointees and government-owned company employees, and a salary cap of MVR 90,000 for state-owned enterprise executives. He revealed that total monthly salary expenditure for 49,000 employees is MVR 997 million, with political positions accounting for MVR 32 million (3% of total). The reforms aim to enhance accountability and fiscal responsibility.

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu announced a series of reforms during a press conference at the President's Office in Malé, including quarterly performance reviews for political appointees with dismissal for negligence, and austerity measures such as Muizzu forgoing 50% of his salary, a 10% salary reduction for political appointees and government-owned company employees, and a salary cap of MVR 90,000 for state-owned enterprise executives. He revealed that total monthly salary expenditure for 49,000 employees is MVR 997 million, with political positions accounting for MVR 32 million (3% of total). The reforms aim to enhance accountability and fiscal responsibility.

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu announced a series of reforms during a press conference at the President's Office in Malé, including quarterly performance reviews for political appointees with dismissal for negligence, and austerity measures such as Muizzu forgoing 50% of his salary, a 10% salary reduction for political appointees and government-owned company employees, and a salary cap of MVR 90,000 for state-owned enterprise executives. He revealed that total monthly salary expenditure for 49,000 employees is MVR 997 million, with political positions accounting for MVR 32 million (3% of total). The reforms aim to enhance accountability and fiscal responsibility.

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