PUBLIC SERVICE: SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

INDEX TO SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

Public Service Regulations

PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATIONS

(section 65)

(24th June, 2011)

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

    REGULATION

PART I
Preliminary

    1.    Citation

    2.    Interpretation

PART II
Constitution and Abolition of Public Service Post

    3.    Constitution of office

    4.    Abolition of office

PART III
Appointments

    5.    Notification of vacancies

    6.    Advertisement of vacant posts

    7.    Selection of candidates

PART IV
General Conditions of Service

    8.    Hours of work

    9.    Shift work

    10.    Weekly rest periods

    11.    Paid public holidays

    12.    Overtime

    13.    Annual paid leave

PART V
Performance Management

    14.    Performance management tools

    15.    Performance assessment

S.I. 69, 1998,
S.I. 39, 2010,
S.I. 50, 2011.

PART I
Preliminary (regs 1-2)

1.    Citation

    These Regulations may be cited as the Public Service Regulations.

2.    Interpretation

    In these Regulations, where the Permanent Secretary is required to report to, notify, furnish or forward evidence or information to the appointing authority, or the supervising officer, as the case may be, and the Permanent Secretary is the appointing authority or supervising officer, the Permanent Secretary shall instead proceed to deal with the matter as if he or she is the appointing authority or supervising officer.

PART II
Constitution and abolition of Public Service Post (regs 3-4)

3.    Constitution of office

    The Permanent Secretary shall submit an application for the constitution of a public service post to the Director, and the application shall state—

    (a)    the title of the post;

    (b)    the salary or salary scale to be attached to the post;

    (c)    whether the proposed post is to be pensionable;

    (d)    the reason the constitution of the post is considered necessary;