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PM Novalic announced new Law on Wages in State Service

Published: September 22, 2015
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New Law on Wages in State Service avaz.baThe Prime Minister of the FB&H Fadil Novalic discussed yesterday in the headquarters of the Government of the FB&H in Sarajevo with the Ambassador of the Republic of France to B&H Claire Bodonyi about reform processed which are being conducted and intended to be implemented by the Federal government.

According to the Federal PM, following are the reforms in pension-invalidity protection, adoption of new laws on state officials and employees, as well as on the wages in state service.

One of the important activities of the Federal government will also be support to the first employment, which will at the same time contribute to a better filling of the pension fund.

The Ambassador Bodonyi supported the reform course of the Government of FB&H and pointed to the possibilities of the expansion of cooperation between France and B&H, announced the Public Relations Office of the Government of FB&H.

(Source: fokus.ba)

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