The Determinations in this Official Gazette No. 58 of 2016 include; CLICK HERE to View/Download

Determination 1 of 2016 - Determination on Classification Standard and Salary and Salary Structure for the Judges and Magistrates of the Judicial Service NO. 100 of 2016.

Determination 2 of 2016 - Determination on Classification Standard and Salary Structure for the Attorney General or a Legal Officer of the State Law Office, the Public Prosecutor or a Prosecutor of the Office of the Public Prosecutor, and the Public Solicitor or a Legal Officer assisting the Public Solicitor Notice NO. 101 of 2016.

Determination 3 of 2016 - Determination on Classification Standard and Salary Structure for the Court Personnel of the Judicial Service, Support Staff of the State Law Office, Support Staff of the Office of the Public Prosecutor, and Support Staff of the Public Solicitor's Office Notice NO. 102 of 2016.

Determination 4 of 2016 - Determination on Child or Family Allowance, Cost of Living Allowance, Entertainment Allowance, Fuel Allowance, Housing Allowance, and Telephone Allowance Notice NO. 103 of 2016.

Determination 5 of 2016 - Determination on Child or Family Allowance, Cost of Living Allowance, Entertainment Allowance, Fuel Allowance, Housing Allowance, and Telephone Allowance Notice NO. 104 of 2016.

Determination 6 of 2016 - Determination on Annual Leave Notice NO. 105 of 2016.

These Determinations by the Government Remuneration Tribunal was achieved in 2017 of which government employees in the public service, teaching service, the police, parliament and those under the Official Salaries Act received a pay rise for the first time in 11 years. The last increase was in 2006 when the GRT made its first decision after its formation in 1999 to increase the salary of all government workers. On Saturday, November 18, 2017, the three-member Board of the Government Remuneration Tribunal (GRT) – Chairperson, Marie-Antoinette Nirua, Vice Chair, Chris Kernot, and Member Roan Lester, signed the documents approving the pay rise of 22 per cent that became effective on January 1, 2018.

Determination on salary classification for Members of Vanuatu Police Force - Determination 15 of 2017 is available for download:

These Determinations by the Government Remuneration Tribunal was achieved in 2017 of which government employees in the public service, teaching service, the police, parliament and those under the Official Salaries Act received a pay rise for the first time in 11 years. The last increase was in 2006 when the GRT made its first decision after its formation in 1999 to increase the salary of all government workers. On Saturday, November 18, 2017, the three-member Board of the Government Remuneration Tribunal (GRT) – Chairperson, Marie-Antoinette Nirua, Vice Chair, Chris Kernot, and Member Roan Lester, signed the documents approving the pay rise of 22 per cent that became effective on January 1, 2018.

Determination on salary classification for Principals appointed by the Public Service Commission - Determination 16 of 2017 is available for download:

Determination on salary classification for Persons appointed by the Teaching Service Commission as Teachers in the Post School Education & Training - Determination 17 is available for download:

Determination on salary classification for persons appointed by the Teaching Service Commission as Teachers in the School Sector - Determination 18 of 2017 is available for download:

Determination on classifications standard and salary structure for Persons employed by or appointed to positions by a Principal of a school or a Principal of a Post School Education and Training Center - Determination 19 of 2017 is available for download:

These Determinations by the Government Remuneration Tribunal was achieved in 2017 of which government employees in the public service, teaching service, the police, parliament and those under the Official Salaries Act received a pay rise for the first time in 11 years. The last increase was in 2006 when the GRT made its first decision after its formation in 1999 to increase the salary of all government workers. On Saturday, November 18, 2017, the three-member Board of the Government Remuneration Tribunal (GRT) – Chairperson, Marie-Antoinette Nirua, Vice Chair, Chris Kernot, and Member Roan Lester, signed the documents approving the pay rise of 22 per cent that became effective on January 1, 2018.

Classification Structure and Terms and Conditions for a Director General and specified Constitutional and Statutory Offices - Determination 1 of 2017 available for download:

Determination on classification standard and salary structure for Directors appointed by the Public Service Commission - Determination 7 of 2017 available for download:

Determination on classification standard and the salary classification for persons employed by or appointed to position by the Public Service Commission - Determination 8 of 2017 available for download:

Determination on salary classification for Medical Officers appointed by or employed by the Public Service Commission - Determination 9 of 2017 available for download:

Determination on salary classification for Dental Officers appointed by or employed by the Public Service Commission - Determination 10 of 2017 is available for download:

Determination on salary classification for Allied Officers appointed by or employed by the Public Service Commission - Determination 11 of 2017 available for download:

Determination on salary classification for Nurses appointed by or employed by the Public Service Commission - Determination 12 of 2017 is available for download:

Determination on classifications standard and salary structure for persons employed by or appointed to positions by the Public Service Commission - Determination 13 of 2017 is available for download: