Four Permanent Secretaries today signed their 2010 performance agreement, based on the framework that is set in their individual ministries Annual Corporate Plans.
In a statement the Public Service revealed the four Permanent Secretaries include Forest and Fisheries PS Viliame Naupoto, PS Works and Transport Cama Tuiloma, PS for Trade and Industry Saipora Mataikabara and PS Local Government Taina Tagicakibau.
The PSC said the agreement is signed every year between the Permanent Secretaries of the various ministries around their Annual Corporate Plan of the Ministry and how the daily outputs contribute to the Ministries overall goal during the Permanent Secretaries contract.
Chairman of the Commission Josefa Serulagilagi has urged all Permanent Secretaries to strengthen their commitment towards ensuring greater efficiency and service delivery within the civil service and as well as making significant contributions towards the achievement of a "Better Fiji for All"
Story by: Ana Naisoro
Four PS sign performance agreement
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