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PLATEAU STATE GOVT SET COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE CIVIL SERVICE


HIGH-POWERED COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE OF THE CIVIL SERVICE
C/O Conference Hall, Community and Social Development Agency (CSDA), Yingi, Rayfield Road, Jos
25th March, 2024
CALL FOR MEMORANDA
Following the recent constitution and inauguration of a High-Powered Committee by His Excellency Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, the Governor of Plateau State to review the Structure and Performance of the Civil Service with the following Terms of Reference:
To examine the current structure of the Plateau State Civil Service to ascertain existing gaps.
Identify and review issues affecting the Service.
Compile and present a comprehensive list of Civil/Public Servants in the State.
Undertake a comprehensive needs assessment in the MDAs and make appropriate recommendations towards a robust and sustainable plan.
Undertake a peer review of remuneration from other States with a view to making appropriate recommendations.
Identify challenges affecting productivity in the Service.
Any other recommendation(s) that Government will find useful.

2. The Committee hereby calls for memoranda (memo) from the general public and relevant stakeholders with useful information, documents and recommendations that may help it execute the assignment. The memo should clearly enumerate issues likely responsible for the deterioration of the Service, any complaint(s) and how such can be addressed. 
3. The Memo which could be handwritten, typed or recorded should be submitted at the Committee’s Secretariat, Conference Hall, Community and Social Development Agency (CSDA), Yingi, Rayfield Road, Jos not later than Friday 12th April, 2024.
4. Soft copies of the Memo could be submitted through pscsreviewcommittee@gmail.com 
For more details, contact the Committee’s Secretariat through 08035044906 or 08060216596

Solomon A. Mwankon
Secretary

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