The Elections Commission of Maldives announced on Sunday the revocation of a regulation that allowed members who served two terms to retire with benefits, following a Finance Ministry directive that parliament must determine EC members' salaries and allowances. The annulled policy had provided lump sum retirement benefits and monthly payments of 75 percent of last salary for eligible employees.
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The amended policy facilitated retirement for employees aged 55 and above, with a minimum of 15 years of service to the commission.
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The amended policy facilitated retirement for employees aged 55 and above, with a minimum of 15 years of service to the commission.
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The revised policy stipulated a lump sum retirement benefit based on salary and years of service, with a 15-year cap for calculation purposes.
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Additionally, retirees were entitled to a monthly retirement payment equivalent to 75 percent of their last-held salary.
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