KUALA LUMPUR: There is no racial discrimination in the recruitment of civil servants in the country and that Malaysians have equal opportunity to be considered in open and fair competition, says the Public Services Commission of Malaysia (SPA).
It said in a statement that the method of appointing civil servants is transparent and based on the candidate’s merit and competence, adding that no quota was set for a particular race or ethnicity.
It added that candidates will be screened by a panel of certified and trained assessors who will objectively determine the physical ability, performance and potential of each individual. It also said that the cooperation and outreach programmes helped to enlighten the public on the recruitment process and the selection of candidates based on merit and competence.
“Virtual interview sessions have also been implemented to give candidates the opportunity to attend the SPA interviews regardless of their locations.
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