Liberia supports 2,042 civil servants through administrative reforms
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on The New Dawn
The Director General of Liberia’s Civil Service Agency, Josiah F. Joekai, says reforms launched since 2024 have strengthened administrative stability and job security. An exercise conducted with NASSCORP has already reached 2,042 employees in 14 locations, from 21 September to 16 October, Joekai said at an Information Ministry press briefing.
Liberia has supported 2,042 civil servants as part of ongoing administrative reforms, Civil Service Agency (CSA) Director General Josiah F. Joekai said at an Information Ministry press conference in Monrovia, according to The New Dawn.
Josiah F. Joekai says the civil service has become more stable, with better job security, greater employee confidence and improved institutional performance. He attributes this progress to stronger personnel management, increased oversight of institutions and measures to support employee wellbeing under the presidency of Joseph Nyuma Boakai.
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