In a significant development announced by the Civil Service Agency (CSA), 40,000 individuals on its payroll are required to regularize their employment status through the completion of Personal Action Notices (PAN). Despite the urgency and importance of this requirement, the CSA continues to receive numerous inquiries and messages from employees across the nation who have yet to comply. This crucial step underscores the CSA's commitment to enhancing the integrity and efficiency of public service employment.

In a significant development announced by the Civil Service Agency (CSA), 40,000 individuals on its payroll are required to regularize their employment status through the completion of Personal Action Notices (PAN). Despite the urgency and importance of this requirement, the CSA continues to receive numerous inquiries and messages from employees across the nation who have yet to comply. This crucial step underscores the CSA's commitment to enhancing the integrity and efficiency of public service employment.

In a significant development announced by the Civil Service Agency (CSA), 40,000 individuals on its payroll are required to regularize their employment status through the completion of Personal Action Notices (PAN). Despite the urgency and importance of this requirement, the CSA continues to receive numerous inquiries and messages from employees across the nation who have yet to comply. This crucial step underscores the CSA's commitment to enhancing the integrity and efficiency of public service employment.

In a significant development announced by the Civil Service Agency (CSA), 40,000 individuals on its payroll are required to regularize their employment status through the completion of Personal Action Notices (PAN). Despite the urgency and importance of this requirement, the CSA continues to receive numerous inquiries and messages from employees across the nation who have yet to comply. This crucial step underscores the CSA's commitment to enhancing the integrity and efficiency of public service employment.

In a significant development announced by the Civil Service Agency (CSA), 40,000 individuals on its payroll are required to regularize their employment status through the completion of Personal Action Notices (PAN). Despite the urgency and importance of this requirement, the CSA continues to receive numerous inquiries and messages from employees across the nation who have yet to comply. This crucial step underscores the CSA's commitment to enhancing the integrity and efficiency of public service employment.

In a significant development announced by the Civil Service Agency (CSA), 40,000 individuals on its payroll are required to regularize their employment status through the completion of Personal Action Notices (PAN). Despite the urgency and importance of this requirement, the CSA continues to receive numerous inquiries and messages from employees across the nation who have yet to comply. This crucial step underscores the CSA's commitment to enhancing the integrity and efficiency of public service employment.