The Bureau of Regular Service is part of the Parliament of Milk and Honey.
| Bureau of Regular Service | |
|---|---|
| Bureau of the Parliament of Milk and Honey | |
| Employees | 25,580 |
| Established | 1988 |
| Headquarters | Universal Economic Service Centre, Oslola |
| Service | Commonwealth Labour Service |
The Bureau of Regular Service is a bureau of the Parliament of Milk and Honey. It enforces Regular Service and finds work for people who have none. It is the second largest bureau of the parliament, after the Bureau of Distribution. The bureau is headquartered at the Universal Economic Service Centre in Oslola, and was established in 1988 as the Bureau of Economic Participation.
Citizens and permanent residents aged 22 to 50 in incorporated areas have a legal obligation to register an occupation with their municipality, which forwards its ledger to the National Economic Register. People in the provinces have no obligation to work. The bureau does not keep the database of occupations, which is the work of the Register, and exemptions for the carers of children and severely disabled adults are granted by the Bureau of Families. Most of its own exemptions are for full-time study, Corsosva and poor health. Failure to register is considered a crime and is usually penalised with community service, although it is rarely prosecuted.
The bureau also employs most of the placement officers of the Commonwealth Labour Service. They find work for disabled people, for people returning from long illness and for people on supervised release from the Commonwealth Corrections Service. Many of the people they place are given several part-time posts instead of a single job, since it is common practice in the country for entry-level workers to diversify their time across different jobs. Disabled people who cannot work in an ordinary workplace are placed in sheltered employment by the Bureau of Families.
Department of Registration & Exemptions
3,260Registration of occupations; exemptions.
Department of Placement
5,480Work for persons without an occupation.
Department of Disabled Workers
3,700Placing of disabled workers; adaptation of workplaces.