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Tribunal finds sacking of eight aviation security command officers unfair

The employment tribunal has ordered the defence ministry to reinstate eight aviation security officers who were sacked in May, ruling the defence ministry’s claim of loss of confidence in the eight civil servants lacked any basis.

A reward for sexual harassment?

A court ruling ordering MVR421,733 (US$27,000) in compensation for a top government official, removed by the parliament for sexual harassment, has caused outrage online.

PPM proposes MVR3,000 Ramadan bonus for state employees

New civil service act comes into effect

CSC statistics show 40 percent of civil servants paid less than MVR 5000

CSC orders public servants to resign before standing for Majlis

Parliament approves Mohamed Fayaz as high commissioner for Malaysia

Disgraced CSC chief appointed Deputy High Commissioner to Malaysia

CSC withholds former chair’s salary in compliance with Auditor General’s advice

CSC cancels Fahmy’s access to its offices

Dr Mohamed Latheef appointed CSC Chair

Chief Justice pleads ignorance over Supreme Court’s injunction blocking CSC appointment

Supreme Court issues injunction blocking appointment of new CSC head

JSC meetings with Fahmy in attendance “not valid,” concedes Attorney General

MDP withdraws no-confidence motions against ministers

Attorney General told CSC and President’s Office Fahmy’s position cannot be reinstated

Parliament votes out CSC President Fahmy over sexual harassment allegations

Independent Commission’s Committee sends CSC Chair’s harassment case to parliament to approve his dismissal

“Time for everyone to tighten their belts”: Finance Minister Jihad

Majlis Committee asks CSC Chair to resign within 14 days for alleged sexual harassment