Profits or Palestine? UAE-Israel deals likely to continue quietly Kaelyn Forde © Israeli National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat (centre left) greets an Emirati official as he le. Israeli National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat (centre left) greets an Emirati official as he leaves Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates weeks after the countries announced they would normalise diplomatic and economic relations without a resolution of the Israel-Palestine conflict as a requirement [File: Nir Elias/Pool via AP]
As people in Gaza begin the monumental task of rebuilding after 11 days of bombardment by the Israeli military killed at least 254 Palestinians and damaged or destroyed 80,000 people’s homes, another diplomatic clean-up seems to be under way.
Profits or Palestine? UAE-Israel deals likely to continue quietly
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But citing tenured appointments they are holding, the duo have clutched on to their seats.
Tenure crises have in the past few years rocked a number of federal government agencies and security outfits.
Investigation by
Daily Trust shows that the Public Service Rule, which guides employment of federal civil servants, stipulates 60 years of age or 35 years of service as terminal point for all employees. The rule provides no exception.
A federal government circular obtained by
Daily Trust also shows that all public servants appointed into an office should remain compliant with the retirement terms, except if they had resigned before taking the office.