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If a public employee does not acquire the necessary skills for his position after taking workshops, he will not be fired, or his salary will be reduced, but he could be relocated.
If a public employee does not acquire the necessary skills for his position after taking workshops, he will not be fired, or his salary will be reduced, but he could be relocated. (El Nuevo Día)

Under the government’s new Classification and Remuneration Plan, to be implemented in January, public employees will have to comply with five “essential” skills: knowing the work they do, professionalism, collaborating and sharing knowledge, communicating effectively, and continuous learning.

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