The reform of the General Staff Regulations, carried out by the Minister of the Civil Service, Laurence Ndong, is a subject of considerable controversy within the administration. Presented as a lever for the modernization of the civil service, the project envisages, inter alia, the abolition of automatic advancements in favour of a career development based on merit and the evaluation of performance. The trade union organisations denounce, for th…
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The reform of the General Staff Regulations, carried out by the Minister of the Civil Service, Laurence Ndong, is a subject of considerable controversy within the administration. Presented as a lever for the modernization of the civil service, the project envisages, inter alia, the abolition of automatic advancements in favour of a career development based on merit and the evaluation of performance. The trade union organisations denounce, for th…