PAC Calls For Localisation Of Posts

Monday, August 24, 2020

Mabuse Pule has urged labour ministry to come up with a localisation plan PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The Ministry of Employment, Labour, Productivity and Skills Development has been challenged to consider localisation of posts to reduce the country’s escalating unemployment rate.

Members of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) made the call during the ministry’s appearance before the Parliament body recently.

PAC member and the Member of Parliament for Mochudi East, Mabuse Pule requested the ministry to come up with a localisation plan and also develop a database that could identify skills available amongst locals.

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PAC Calls For Localisation Of Posts

The Ministry of Employment, Labour, Productivity and Skills Development has been challenged to consider localisation of posts to reduce the country’s escalating unemployment rate.