More than 500 checks estimated at 18 million gourdes were returned to the Ministry of Economy and Finance by the INFP.
With a view to cleaning up personnel costs, improving the performance of the institute and encouraging the emergence of new faces to replace employees of retirement age, deceased employees and those who have given up, the administration of The National Institute of Professional Training (INFP) returned to the public treasury more than 500 checks estimated at an amount of 18 million gourdes.
According to a press release signed by the Administrative and Financial Director of theINFPUrbin Charles and approved by the Director General, Dikel Delvariste, this initiative aims to put an end to the culture of absenteeism, and to avoid any waste within the administration of the institute.
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