The Public Service has resumed duties on Tuesday 30 November following a joint review by the Public Service Ministry in consultation with the Office of the Prime Minister and cabinet of the “Stay-at-Home” notice on Monday.
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The Stay-At-Home Notice was issued over the weekend due to the unrest.
Source: File: RNZ
Most Public Officers in the non-essential services are expected to fully resume duties following the review.
This means the Public Service is expected to be fully functional by Wednesday 1st November due to communication issues to reach all Public Servants.
The Stay-At-Home Notice was issued over the weekend due to the unrest that threatened Public Safety last week and the subsequent uncertain situation over the weekend.
A “Resume-Duty Notice” was communicated to all Permanent Secretaries by the Permanent Secretary of Public Service yesterday to advise their respective staff to resume duty.
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