The government postponed a proposed pay rise for police and army personnel that was due to take effect in January 2024, citing the state's financial situation, with the new pay framework now due in March. The Ministry of Finance announced police salaries would rise from March, while President Muizzu is said to be considering phased increases.
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President Muizzu is said to be considering increasing the salaries in three phases; 35 percent within his first year
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25 percent in the second year and by 40 percent in the last year of his term.
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25 percent in the second year and by 40 percent in the last year of his term.
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Both agencies were informed earlier on Wednesday that the National Pay Commission had decided to postpone the increase. The two agencies have also been notified that the new pay framework will come into effect two months later, in March.
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