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Committee seeks public proposals for public sector pay revisions
The committee assigned to resolve salary discrepancies in the public sector has started inviting proposals for revising salary benefits.
The President’s Media Division (PMD) announced that the committee will be accepting proposals for revising salary allowances.
The application form is available to interested parties at http://presidentsoffice.gov.lk, the President’s Office official website.
The PMD added that all proposals should be submitted in PDF format via email to saec@presidentsoffice.lk by August 9, 2024.
President Ranil Wickremesinghe recently established a committee to address salary disparities in the public sector and has directed the committee to deliver its recommendations report within three months, according to the PMD.
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