Govtputtingfinaltouchto‘replacementpolicy’

Bid to register children born to Kuwaiti mothers for ‘jobs’

KUWAIT CITY, Sept 30: Government is putting the final touch to the ‘replacement policy’, which entails training of the national personnel to become skilled enough within one year to replace expatriates receiving salaries of KD 2000 and above in various public sector institutions, reports Al-Qabas daily.

The daily quoting a source added a segment of the upcoming Cabinet meeting will be allotted for the discussion of the replacement plan and mode of execution.

Meanwhile, the government is expected to make the issue of Kuwaiti football suspension a top priority in its next meeting, indicating the government will support amendment to relevant laws in an attempt to end the international ban.

Meanwhile, the Undersecretary of the Civil Service Commission (CSC) and head of the Employment Committee, Mohammed Al-Roumi, Tuesday, will set a date when the children born to Kuwaiti mothers can register at the CSC for employment in ministries and government institutions agencies, reports AlAnba daily.

The sources indicated the condition for registration for siblings of all nationalities and bedoun is that the mother should be Kuwaiti.

The date for registration of those who are graduates and holders of diplomas has already been decided upon and for those who hold other certificates including high school shall be decided during the committee meeting.

The source revealed the criteria for employment will be almost the same which now applies to Kuwaitis.