Marius Sinkevičius conveyed several key points following a meeting held on Thursday with representatives from the National Union of Public Service Employees. According to the Prime Minister, the overarching goals of the Government Programme are designed to modernize the civil service framework and enhance employee retention and satisfaction. Specifically, the program intends to achieve the restoration of the attachment benefit for accumulated service experience.
Furthermore, a central focus is creating improved conditions that better reconcile professional duties with family life, thereby encouraging civil servants to remain in their roles for longer periods. The initiative is also geared toward strengthening collective labor relations within the public sector. A key objective is ensuring greater participation of trade unions in the decision-making processes that affect public employees.
Sinkevičius stated that these measures reflect a commitment to fostering a more collaborative work environment. He emphasized that the reforms aim to create a system where career progression and work-life balance are mutually supportive. The government seeks to implement changes that are not only structurally sound but also meaningful for the workforce.
These efforts represent a comprehensive approach to civil service management, designed to address evolving workplace needs. Thus, the measures are intended to provide a stable and supportive framework for public administration staff.
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