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14/5/2009
Omar Osman says civil servants must let politicians resolve their disputes
PUTRAJAYA: Civil servants in Perak have been told not to get carried away with political developments in the state but remain focused on their jobs.
Cuepacs president Omar Osman said he sympathised with about 70,000 government servants who were indirectly affected by the political instability in the state."My advice to them is to remain patient and calm. Do not get involved in any political protests or demonstrations
whatsoever but concentrate on your work. "Let the politicians resolve the disputes. On your part, just continue with your jobs and responsibilities," he said when commenting on the political turmoil in the Silver State.Omar said he received numerous complaints from Cuepacs leaders and members in the state that their productivity and performance would be affected if the current political turmoil was not resolved immediately.
"They (civil servants) must continue to support the government of the day and also remain faithful to the Perak Sultan, Sultan Azlan Shah." Omar also said they should remain committed and work closely with the government to achieve the prime minister's vision of 1Malaysia, "people first, performance now" concept."If they are serious about achieving the vision, then there should be no problem. Remain apolitical and non-partisan and the question of your productivity or performance affected will not arise," he said.
14/5/2009
Omar Osman says civil servants must let politicians resolve their disputes
PUTRAJAYA: Civil servants in Perak have been told not to get carried away with political developments in the state but remain focused on their jobs.
Cuepacs president Omar Osman said he sympathised with about 70,000 government servants who were indirectly affected by the political instability in the state."My advice to them is to remain patient and calm. Do not get involved in any political protests or demonstrations
whatsoever but concentrate on your work. "Let the politicians resolve the disputes. On your part, just continue with your jobs and responsibilities," he said when commenting on the political turmoil in the Silver State.Omar said he received numerous complaints from Cuepacs leaders and members in the state that their productivity and performance would be affected if the current political turmoil was not resolved immediately."They (civil servants) must continue to support the government of the day and also remain faithful to the Perak Sultan, Sultan Azlan Shah." Omar also said they should remain committed and work closely with the government to achieve the prime minister's vision of 1Malaysia, "people first, performance now" concept."If they are serious about achieving the vision, then there should be no problem. Remain apolitical and non-partisan and the question of your productivity or performance affected will not arise," he said.
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