Nepal has decided to discontinue contract employment from Shrawan 1, 2083 for former government employees already receiving pensions or gratuity, while placing other existing contract staff in a centralized pool for possible deployment against approved vacancies.
Nepal’s Ministry of Health and Food Safety has issued FY 2083/84 operating guidelines for One-Stop Crisis Management Centres (OCMCs) in 97 hospitals across all 77 districts, requiring round-the-clock, integrated and free support for survivors of gender-based violence.
Nepal’s Ministry of Health and Food Safety has directed all subordinate institutions to implement a results-based employee evaluation system linking job descriptions, measurable performance indicators, annual targets, quarterly reviews and rewards or improvement measures.
Nepal’s Ministry of Health and Food Safety has directed its institutions to hire personnel on contract only under legally permitted circumstances, with approved staffing, budget availability and an open, transparent and competitive process.
Nepal’s Health Insurance Board has invited applications for its Executive Director post, requiring at least a relevant master’s degree, 10 years’ experience and a four-year business and financial action plan, with selection based on a 100-mark competitive evaluation.
Nepal’s Ministry of Health and Food Safety has invited qualified specialist doctors to apply for the chairperson position of the Organ Transplant Coordination Committee, with selection based on qualifications, experience, presentation and interview.
Nepal’s Ministry of Health and Food Safety has approved a comprehensive Employee Code of Conduct, 2083, setting standards on impartiality, political neutrality, conflicts of interest, use of government resources, social media, AI, patient treatment and professional accountability.