42 vacancies in the tax service claimed by 2138 people
Tax Ministry announced the results of the competition for the reception vacancies. For 42 jobs there were 2138 applications from people admitted to the test exams. In all, 2,367 people submitted applications.
The test exam, which was held on 2 December last year, was attended by 1716 people. About a third of them (541) successfully passed the examinations and was admitted to the interview committee consisting of officials from the Ministry of Taxes. The second stage of the competition regarded 290 people. The press service of the ministry said that today, only 42 of them can be employed in the regional offices and the tax office. The rest will be in the personnel reserve.
The Taxes Ministry last reported on the number of its employees in September 2011. Then in the system of the Ministry of Taxes there were 2 355 people. -08D-
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