The government has decided to stop government offices from requesting the Public Service Commission for new recruitments without getting permission from the Prime Minister’s Office.
The government has reduced the number of ministries from 22 to 18 as part of administrative reform. Because of this, they are now busy adjusting employee posts and managing the organization structure.
O&M Survey Underway
According to a press release issued by Hemraj Aryal, the spokesperson of the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, an Organization and Management (O&M) survey is currently going on. This survey is being done to fix the organization structure and employee posts for the newly formed and merged ministries.
The statement says that after the survey is completed, some current posts might decrease. Some employees might also become extra or surplus, which is called ‘Fajil’ in Nepali language.
Stopping PSC Requests Temporary
To manage these surplus employees and adjust their postings, a meeting of secretaries decided not to ask the Public Service Commission for permanent recruitments without getting permission from the Prime Minister’s Office.
Once the surplus employees are properly managed, and if there are still vacant seats or new posts created after the O&M survey, the offices will start requesting the Public Service Commission to filling up those vacancies regularly.
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