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Victorian Opposition Pledges $598,000 Cap on Senior Public Service Salaries

The plan tests Labor's defence of above-band pay for specialist roles.

Mendoza and Buenos Aires Decrees Reset Police and Penitentiary Pay

STF Pay Ruling Creates Temporary ‘Superteto’ for Judges and Prosecutors

2026 Income Tax Filing Opens With Expanded Pre-Filled Data, Mismatch Alerts

Reniec Keeps In-Person Service Nationwide March 9–13 Despite Telework Order

Nidhi Chhibber Given Additional Charge as NITI Aayog CEO After Subrahmanyam's Term Ends

Karnataka Transport Unions Pause Strike After Rs 1,271.92 Crore Arrears Release

8th Pay Commission Opens Public Consultation With Website and MyGov Survey

Ottawa Sets Four-Day Office Rule by July With Executives Returning Full-Time in May

Centre Makes Two-Year Central Stint Mandatory for IPS IG Empanelment From 2011 Batch Onwards

Thousands of Federal Public Servants Receive New Layoff Notices as Ottawa Drives Cost-Cutting Review

Mexico’s Foreign Ministry Pledges Jan. 12 Payroll for Overseas Staff After Delay

MHA Orders Major AGMUT Cadre Shuffle, Moving 31 IAS and 18 IPS Officers

Argentina’s National Payroll Falls to 281,785 as Two-Year State Job Cuts Near 60,000

Telangana Doctors Press Bill to Overhaul TVVP After December Salaries Go Unpaid

Ottawa Moves $0.9 Billion From Public Service Pension Surplus to Consolidated Revenue Fund

IOB Offer for Sale Opens for Non-Retail Investors at Rs 34 as Government Seeks to Sell Up to 3%

Govt Leaves 8th Pay Commission Start Date Open, Sets 18-Month Window for Report

Carney Says Return-to-Office Plan for Federal Workers Coming Within Weeks

Ottawa Notifies 68,000 Federal Workers of Penalty-Free Early Retirement Option