Johannesburg - Public Service and Administration Minister Collins Chabane wants to review the system of suspension with full pay, a report in City Press says.
out 400 public servants sitting at home on paid suspension have collected nearly R50m in salaries and benefits while waiting for their disciplinary cases to be finalised.
National departments have a combined 238 employees who are on paid suspension and they have received R27m in salaries and benefits.
Provincial departments have placed 163 employees on paid suspension and they have collected about R20m in pay and benefits.
Some have been sitting at home for years waiting to appear at disciplinary hearings.
The suspended civil servants are facing charges relating to various forms of misconduct, with the most common transgressions being assault, dishonesty, corruption and fraud.
out 400 public servants sitting at home on paid suspension have collected nearly R50m in salaries and benefits while waiting for their disciplinary cases to be finalised.
National departments have a combined 238 employees who are on paid suspension and they have received R27m in salaries and benefits.
Provincial departments have placed 163 employees on paid suspension and they have collected about R20m in pay and benefits.
Some have been sitting at home for years waiting to appear at disciplinary hearings.
The suspended civil servants are facing charges relating to various forms of misconduct, with the most common transgressions being assault, dishonesty, corruption and fraud.