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Public Service Commission Commissioner, Anele Gxoyiya briefs media about their report on the performance of government departments. Picture: Neil McCartney / The Citizen
Often the period for suspension exceeded the mandatory 60 days set in the code of conduct for public servants but the management of the process was neither efficient, nor effective. The commission noticed how this kind of disciplinary process was being abused to punish people in the civil service by unnecessarily stretching it out.
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