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The Ministry of Public Administrations has issued a circular on Wednesday recalling this provision of the ‘Government Employment Law of 2018’.
He said that even after retirement or the beginning of retirement leave (PRL), some employees apply to the corresponding department for employment abroad or in private projects, to take up any other profession or conduct business and the renewal of the permit or passport to travel abroad.
He said: “According to the provisions of Section 52 of the Public Service Act 2018, after retirement, the employee in question is outside the control of the government or any particular authority, so there is a loss of time and effort in processing such requests. “
The circular establishes: “Article 52 of the Law establishes that after retirement, a person must obtain permission from the government or authorities to accept a job in a job or project abroad or private, practice any other profession, conduct business and travel abroad, except by contract. I will not do it. Provided, however, that the Government or the competent authority can, in any special case, issue an order imposing the obligation to take a different job or occupation, conduct business, travel abroad or obtain permission in that case.
“In this case, after retiring from service, as of the retirement leave start date, a person may be employed in a foreign or private job or project, assume any other occupation or conduct business and travel to the foreigner or other related activities such as a new passport. ” The permit and the renewal of the passport, etc. they will not require permission from the government or authorities. “
All concerned ministries, departments, departments, directorates and agencies have been asked to follow the provisions of the Public Service Law.
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