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Al-Azza: Ministerial Approval for the Permanent Employment of 109 Workers in the "Irbid Greater Municipality"

Al-Azza: Ministerial Approval for the Permanent Employment of 109 Workers in the "Irbid Greater Municipality"

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Administration has approved the permanent employment of 109 national, agricultural, and maintenance workers from the Irbid Greater Municipality staff, as the first batch, followed by a second batch next month, with the third batch to be completed at the beginning of next year to include all daily workers who have been employed for more than three years.

The Chairman of the Irbid Greater Municipality Committee, Engineer Imad Al-Azza, confirmed the start of official procedures for the workers covered by the decision, noting that the completion of the employment is conditional on bringing a non-conviction certificate and conducting the necessary medical examination for each worker.

Al-Azza pointed out that the municipality's obtaining of the ministry's approval through the Minister of Local Administration is a culmination of the diligent efforts to achieve justice for this category and support their job and family stability, praising the pivotal role played by the workers in the field.

Al-Azza expressed his thanks and appreciation to His Excellency the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Administration for this approval, noting that the ministry's decision is a culmination of the diligent efforts to achieve justice for this category and support their job and family stability, and praising the pivotal role played by the workers in the field.

Al-Azza emphasized that the permanent employment of these workers will have a significant and positive impact on the level of cleanliness and services provided to citizens in all areas of the governorate, pointing out that achieving job security for the staff will directly reflect on improving the quality of performance and advancing the environmental and service reality.

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