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Government to decide on regularisation of contract employees next Cabinet meeting

March 29, 2024
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The government will finalise its decision on the regularisation of contract employees in the next Cabinet meeting. The Prime Minister, during the meet the press session today, said he has received the committee’s review recommendations on the regularisation of contract employees. According to the Prime Minister, the Cabinet discussed the recommendation in a meeting, yesterday.

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