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Public sector employees’ salaries to be paid as usual tomorrow
Jan 24, 202309:36 PM
Public sector employees’ salaries to be paid as usual tomorrow
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Salaries of all executive and non-executive grade employees in the public sector will be paid as usual tomorrow (25 January), State Minister of Finance Ranjith Siyambalapitiya says.

 

On Monday (Jan. 23), Siyambalapitiya announced that the monthly salaries of non-executive public sector employees would be paid on January 25. He also stated that the executive-level public sector employees would receive their monthly salary either on January 25 or January 26.

 

At its meeting last week, the Cabinet of Ministers green-lighted a proposal to pay the monthly salaries of non-executive government employees on the stipulated date and to delay the payment of salaries of executive-level employees by a few days.

 

President Ranil Wickremesinghe had tabled the proposal in his capacity as the Minister of Finance, Economic Stabilization and National Policy.

 

In a statement, the government, explaining that new proposals to boost state revenue for the year 2023 are being implemented, noted that state expenditure needs to be managed properly over the next few months starting from January, to suit the government’s cash flow constraints as it will take some time to collect the revenue generated through those proposals.

 

 

 

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