No racial discrimination in recruitment of civil servants, says Public Services Commission


KUALA LUMPUR: There is no racial discrimination in the recruitment of civil servants in the country and that Malaysians have equal opportunity to be considered in open and fair competition, says the Public Services Commission of Malaysia (SPA).

It said in a statement that the method of appointing civil servants is transparent and based on the candidate’s merit and competence, adding that no quota was set for a particular race or ethnicity.

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