Government Offices Cannot Create New Staffing Without PMO Approval
Kathmandu. Government offices will no longer be able to create new staff positions without the approval of the Prime Minister's Office. A meeting chaired by Chief Secretary Govinda Bahadur Karki on Wednesday decided that new staff positions cannot be created without the approval of the Prime Minister's Office.
The 22-point decision signed by Chief Secretary Karki after the meeting states that no office will create new staff positions in the current fiscal year without the approval of the Prime Minister's Office. The meeting decided not to fill temporary positions and not to request the Public Service Commission for permanent positions without the approval of the Prime Minister's Office, according to the statement.
The meeting decided to internally match employees within the approved staffing according to the new organization and management survey, and to deploy excess employees to federal offices, provinces, and local levels to prevent employees from becoming idle when staffing is reduced.
The transfer, promotion, or retirement of employees in government offices has made 'institutional memory transfer' mandatory for the continuity of the work being performed by them. The meeting expects this to facilitate new employees in understanding work and performing their duties.
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