The launch of the Baseline Survey of Persons with Disabilities in the Federal Civil Service was launched on 3rd December, 2018 and commissioned by the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation Mrs. Winifred Oyo-Ita, FCA, NPoM. The Survey is expected to provide disaggregated data of employees with disabilities in the Federal Civil Service. This was designed to commemorate the 2018 International Day of Persons With Disabilities, with the theme “Empowering Persons with Disabilities and ensuring their Inclusiveness and Equality”.
Mrs. Winifred Oyo-Ita said the conduct is part of the commitment of the Federal Government to creating more opportunities for PWDs to get into work and provide full range of services for a conducive work environment. “The ultimate goal is the development of a comprehensive policy to address the challenges of Persons With Disabilities” she said. The Head of the Civil Service appealed to Development Partners, members of the International Community, and Corporate Organizations to leverage and support the efforts of the Federal Government.
The Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation is set to institutionalize a robust Rewards and Recognition System (R&RS) in the Federal Civil Service to boost performance. This is in recognition of the fact that as the custodian of the Federal Government bureaucracy, the Federal Civil Service remains a key factor with influence and impact on all dimensions of government including performance improvement and delivery of services needed to achieve national development goals and good governance.
Information regarding the Rewards and Recognition Scheme, including names of the various Awardees will be published in the Service Welfare Monthly Newsletter. The Newsletter will also serve as a vehicle to promote the Strategic Plan of the OHCSF topical issues related to Civil Servants’ Benefit Packages, Government Policy directives on Welfare matters as well as …
Rewards & Recognition System Features OHCSF EPIC Award 2019 SGF Merit Award 2019 Occupational Health Rights & Privileges News & Updates Civil Service Corner Social Diary More… You can view or download the newsletter here.
The Ethics and Professionalism Award, intended to be on monthly basis, recognizes a Civil Servant or Unit or Department that has exemplified the highest standards of professionalism and work ethic in course of their career or over a considerable period. This Award is for an officer who has made the greatest impact through Mentorship, on the life and development of a Mentee in achieving a specific personal or professional goal by providing training and guidance to one or more mentees in the Unit, Department or Ministry.
BASELINE SURVEY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PWDs) IN THE FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE
Mrs. Winifred Oyo-Ita said the conduct is part of the commitment of the Federal Government to creating more opportunities for PWDs to get into work and provide full range of services for a conducive work environment. “The ultimate goal is the development of a comprehensive policy to address the challenges of Persons With Disabilities” she said. The Head of the Civil Service appealed to Development Partners, members of the International Community, and Corporate Organizations to leverage and support the efforts of the Federal Government.
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REWARDS AND RECOGNITION SYSTEM (R&RS) IN THE FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE
The Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation is set to institutionalize a robust Rewards and Recognition System (R&RS) in the Federal Civil Service to boost performance. This is in recognition of the fact that as the custodian of the Federal Government bureaucracy, the Federal Civil Service remains a key factor with influence and impact on all dimensions of government including performance improvement and delivery of services needed to achieve national development goals and good governance.
SERVICE WELFARE NEWSLETTER: THE COMMUNICATION CHANNEL FOR THE REWARDS &RECOGNITION SYSTEM (R&RS)
Information regarding the Rewards and Recognition Scheme, including names of the various Awardees will be published in the Service Welfare Monthly Newsletter. The Newsletter will also serve as a vehicle to promote the Strategic Plan of the OHCSF topical issues related to Civil Servants’ Benefit Packages, Government Policy directives on Welfare matters as well as …
Service Welfare Newsletter Issue 02 – May 2019
Rewards & Recognition System Features OHCSF EPIC Award 2019 SGF Merit Award 2019 Occupational Health Rights & Privileges News & Updates Civil Service Corner Social Diary More… You can view or download the newsletter here.
CRITERIA FOR AWARDS UNDER THE DEPARTMENTAL CATEGORY
The Ethics and Professionalism Award, intended to be on monthly basis, recognizes a Civil Servant or Unit or Department that has exemplified the highest standards of professionalism and work ethic in course of their career or over a considerable period. This Award is for an officer who has made the greatest impact through Mentorship, on the life and development of a Mentee in achieving a specific personal or professional goal by providing training and guidance to one or more mentees in the Unit, Department or Ministry.