Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for better performance from civil servants following the implementation of the Public Service Compensation System (SSPA) and the beginning of salary increments.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim urged civil servants to improve their performance in line with the salary increment that began this month, following the implementation of the Public Service Compensation System (SSPA) which came into effect yesterday. He emphasized that excellent performance was required considering the public's expectation for better services from the public sector.
Anwar congratulated those who received the salary increment and stressed that despite the new system, civil servants must ensure a significant improvement in their performance as the public demands higher quality services
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