New Staff Induction at City Hall: Building a People-Centered Public Service
In a recent induction meeting for new staff at City Hall, Mr. Elijah Kosgey, the County Executive Committee Member for Public Service Management, emphasized the crucial values of discipline, professionalism, and accountability in public service. Speaking on behalf of Governor Dr. Jonathan Bii, Kosgey welcomed the new employees, encouraging them to familiarize themselves with their departments as they embark on their careers as public servants.
Kosgey highlighted the governor’s commitment to creating an efficient public service that meets the needs of 21st-century citizens, aligned with the Nguzo Kumi agenda. He reiterated the administration’s vision of establishing a professional, responsive, and people-centered public service that reflects the county’s core values.
The Chief Officer for Roads, Mr. Abraham Kiptalam, addressed the new staff on behalf of Jelagat Tirop, Chief Officer for Public Service Management. Kiptalam congratulated the employees and urged them to perform their duties in accordance with public service regulations, highlighting the importance of each role in transforming Uasin Gishu County into a hub of opportunity.
The induction concluded with remarks from various chief officers, who reinforced the significance of collaboration and outlined their departmental mandates. Notable attendees included Directors Nathan Koech (Human Resource Management), Josphat Rotich (Human Resource Training), Emmy Biwott (Registry), and Philip Biwott (Planning and Administration).
This event marks the beginning of a new chapter for the incoming staff, who are poised to contribute to the county’s vision of progress and service excellence.
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