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public service remuneration system

Civil service salary expected to go up by 15 to 42.7%, says Fahmi

Communications minister says those in implementation group category will get the biggest increase while those in higher positions will see smaller hike

SSPA 2024: largest civil service pay rise in country’s history, says Anwar

Scheduled to start in December this year, PM says it will be finalised during Budget 2025

Time-based promotions shouldn’t apply to negligent, undisciplined teachers: PM

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim highlights protection of their welfare while urging improvement, also says new remuneration system “one of the best ever” to be announced

Govt expected to spend 4.5 times less per civil servant with new remuneration scheme: Zaliha

In a parliamentary written reply to PAS MP Ahmad Fadhli Shaari (Pasir Mas-PN), Zaliha said that the new system, which is being drafted by the government, will provide long-term relief for the country's fiscal burden.  

No reason we can’t review civil service remuneration scheme this year: Anwar

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said it was time to speed up the process for the benefit of civil servants, as he praised their good performance, citing the success of the recent Central Zone Madani Rakyat programme that involved joint cooperation of staff from various ministries and local authorities. 

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