The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has demanded Kuwaitization policy to 58 expatriate employees

  • 06/12/2021

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has demanded that Kuwait Municipality apply the Kuwaitization policy to 58 expatriate employees working on contract in various capacities, including all 26 employees covered by the administrative support clause. Director of the Department of Positions Ranking and Budget at CSC Aisha Al-Mutawa explained in a letter to the municipality that CSC, in accordance with Resolution No. 11/2017 on the Kuwaitization policy imposed on government agencies and in accordance with the rules and provisions contained in it, has prepared a study on the budget for the fiscal year 2022/2023, which is the fifth year for the implementation of the replacement policy, as well as on the current state of affairs.

Director of the Department of Positions Ranking and Budget at CSC Aisha Al-Mutawa explained in a letter to the municipality that CSC, in accordance with Resolution No. 11/2017 on the Kuwaitization policy imposed on government agencies and in accordance with the rules and provisions contained in it, has prepared a study on the budget for the fiscal year 2022/2023, which is the fifth year for the implementation of the replacement policy, as well as on the current state of affairs.

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