DECRET-LOI DU 19 MARS 1974 PORTANT STATUT GENERAL DES AGENTS DE L’ETAT. — Rwanda law | Esheria

DECRET-LOI DU 19 MARS 1974 PORTANT STATUT GENERAL DES AGENTS DE L’ETAT.

This article says the decree-law sets the general statute for State administrations and similar public bodies, except where special laws or regulations apply.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Decree law
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
Official source
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About this statute

This article says the decree-law sets the general statute for State administrations and similar public bodies, except where special laws or regulations apply. State agents are recognized when a competent authority appoints a person to a permanent job. An agent whose service is suspended for non-punitive reasons keeps pay and promotion rights. People under contract may be hired for certain jobs, and special rules may be set for them by presidential order. No recruitment or promotion to a state job is allowed unless the job is vacant. A job counts as vacant only if it is listed in the organigram and has no holder. State administration recruitment is by competitive exam, and candidates must meet listed eligibility conditions. In exceptional cases, the appointing authority may waive some or all conditions for highly qualified persons.