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Government Faces Criticism Over Delayed Pay Rise for Civilian Police Staff
Homeland Security Minister Ali Ihusaan announced at the 'Ahaa' forum that civilian police staff will receive a salary increase in June, following criticism after frontline officers received a 35% pay raise while civilian wages stayed unchanged. Civil Service Commission President Mohamed Nasih separately called for urgent salary increases across all civil service sectors and a comprehensive review of the pay structure.
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The salaries of civil staff will remain in the same structure. Hopefully, the change will come in the salaries received in June.
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35%Pay raise for frontline police officersMaldives RepublicThe issue surfaced following a recent 35% pay raise for frontline officers, which included adjustments to basic salary and various allowances, while civilian staff wages remained unchanged.
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Homeland Security Minister Ali Ihusaan announced that civilian police staff are set to receive a salary increase in June.'Ahaa' forumMaldives RepublicAmid mounting pressure, Homeland Security Minister Ali Ihusaan has announced that civilian police staff are set to receive a salary increase in June. The announcement was made during the 'Ahaa' forum in response to public inquiries about wage disparities within the police force.
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Civil Service Commission President Mohamed Nasih issued a statement calling for urgent salary increases across all civil service sectors.On the occasion of International Workers' Day and Maldives' Civil Service DayMaldives RepublicOn the occasion of International Workers' Day and Maldives' Civil Service Day, Nasih called for urgent salary increases across all civil service sectors.
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