HIGH COURT VACATED RONIA\’s CASE AGAINST PUBLIC SERVICE
The High Court has vacated the hearing of former Auditor General Edward Ronia against the Public Service Commission. Oral submissions were confirmed to be presented today,…
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PM LAUNCHED PUBLIC SECTOR SURVEY 2015
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has launched the Solomon Islands Public Sector Satisfaction Survey 2015. Launching the survey yesterday the Prime Minister said the survey findings is…
DCCG TO EMBARK ON HOUSING PROJECT IN NEXT 4 YEARS
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government has announced it will build 5,000 new homes for public servants and ordinary Solomon Islanders in Honiara in the…
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT A CHALLENGE: SISIOLO
Managing human resources in public service remains a challenging duty faced by the Ministry of Public Service. Speaking about the annual Public Service Excellence in Human…
ANNUAL PUBLIC SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD THIS THURSDAY
The Ministry of Public Service will organise the annual Public Service Excellence in Human Resources Management Awards this Thursday. The event aims to foster an atmosphere…
THREE P.S.C MEMBERS SWORN-IN TODAY
Three members of the Public Service Commission (PSC) have been sworn-in before the Governor General Sir Frank Kabui at Government House today. The Commissioners are first…
PUBLIC SERVANTS\’ GENERAL ORDERS QUESTIONED IN PARLIAMENT
Public Servants\’ General Orders (GO) has become a subject of discussion in parliament when Leader of the Parliamentary Independent Group, Honourable Manasseh Maelanga, questioned which version…
SPECIAL DUTY & O.T\’s SLASHED FOR PARLIAMENT EMPLOYEES
Public servants in parliament have a big reduction in special duty and overtime allowances. Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare announced the reduction in parliament last week. He…
28 R.S.I.P.F OFFICERS RETIRED
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) today farewells 28 police officers who have reached retirement age. Police Commissioner Frank Prendergast revealed this at his weekly…
HIGH COURT FAREWELLED LONGEST SERVING STAFF, TIMOTHY KWAIMANI
The High Court has farewelled one of its longest serving staff, Timothy Kwaimani. At seventy years of age, Mr Kwaimani retires at the age of seventy…