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FWSC urges media to guard against misinformation in proposed IPEC transition

The workshop focused on the proposed Commission’s mandate, the rationale for the transition and its implications for public sector remuneration, collective bargaining and the management of public funds.
The proposed Commission is expected to develop and maintain a national framework for public sector remuneration, including job evaluation, grading, salary structures and pay bands.
The two-day workshop ended on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, as part of efforts to strengthen media understanding of the proposed transition and equip journalists to report on public sector remuneration, labour relations and the use of public resources with greater accuracy and context.
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