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Contribution to retirement schemes like EPF has been proposed for future civil servants.

RETAINING the pension scheme for law enforcement agencies like the Armed Forces is crucial because of their short service periods, says Johor Youth Council deputy president Mohammad Alif A. Rahim.

He explained that Armed Forces personnel only served a maximum of 21 years and thus, relying solely on Employees Provident Fund (EPF) savings upon retirement would not be enough.

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