Tag: PRB

Readers Speak/Opinion

The Minister of Finance in his budget speech last Friday announced the strategy to bring “about a major public sector reform programme.” He went on to say that

* DTAA : ‘Ce n’est pas que Maurice n’a pas été assez agressif dans son PR. Maurice n’a pas eu de PR’

* ‘Tout nouveau dîner à River Walk ouvrirait une brèche dans une spirale, dans une surenchère, de trahisons’

The Pay Research Bureau (PRB) made its latest recommendations into the pay structure and conditions of service in the public service in March 2016.

The people have the right to have a determinant say on everything which shapes their society, its ethos and its policy framework

Interview : Jack Bizlall

Forum

Interview – Dr Satish Kumar Mahadeo — … but let us not confuse ‘firmness’ with ‘aggressivity’ or ‘brutality’” There is much anger in our society, and the onus

Labour Day cannot be celebrated without reflecting on pay practices. In fact many of the Union leaders, individual employees, and employers did voice their feelings about pay and

The 2014 General Elections

Interview: Vijay Ram

Random Thoughts

The ‘2014/2016 Programme-Based Budget Circular (No. 12 0f 2013)’ harps on certain worn themes like efficiency in service delivery, restriction of recruitment in the Civil Service, addressing bottlenecks

Director of Audit’s Report