17-12-2019, 10:05 AM
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The Reform of the Civil Service.
HiI will fess up, I was one one them.
It does need a massive sort out.
People need to be be sacked for not doing their jobs.
We can get a 20% reduction in costs.
My problem is this, it needs to be targeted, and not at the workers who do the jobs which protect us.
17-12-2019, 07:51 PM
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Re: The Reform of the Civil Service.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI will fess up, I was one one them.
It does need a massive sort out.
People need to be be sacked for not doing their jobs.
We can get a 20% reduction in costs.
My problem is this, it needs to be targeted, and not at the workers who do the jobs which protect us.
( as you call them) workers
require 4times as many admimistrators to control them?
Donkeyman!
17-12-2019, 08:19 PM
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Re: The Reform of the Civil Service.
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Is it true Swimmy that the uk civil service ,( as you call them) workers
require 4times as many admimistrators to control them?
Donkeyman!
Not in my experience, it is about two to one.
It is not a Civil Service issue, it is a Political Issue.
Politicians demand vast amounts of info, which they never read anyway, it just makes them feel important.
I went from doing an 8 hour shift , which was 7 hours actual working and an hours admin to 4 hours working and 4 hours admin.
An absolute nightmare.
A simple Prosecution went from 6 bits of paper to 43.
Political Correctness gone mad.
17-12-2019, 08:48 PM
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Re: The Reform of the Civil Service.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiNot in my experience, it is about two to one.
It is not a Civil Service issue, it is a Political Issue.
Politicians demand vast amounts of info, which they never read anyway, it just makes them feel important.
I went from doing an 8 hour shift , which was 7 hours actual working and an hours admin to 4 hours working and 4 hours admin.
An absolute nightmare.
A simple Prosecution went from 6 bits of paper to 43.
Political Correctness gone mad.
Sounds worse than the ussr Swimmy?
Donkeyman!
18-12-2019, 04:37 PM
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Re: The Reform of the Civil Service.
If you log on to 'Institute or Government 'you will be amazed at the shear waste of money in the Civil Service due to loss of staff and recruiting others.
The recent cost is between £36 million and £74 Million
Why is there such a huge Staff turnover?
18-12-2019, 04:54 PM
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Re: The Reform of the Civil Service.
Originally Posted by Azure
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If you log on to 'Institute or Government 'you will be amazed at the shear waste of money due to loss of staff and recruiting others.
The recent cost is between £36 million and £74 Million
Why is there such a huge Staff turnover?
governments and huge pension deficits!
Donkeyman!
18-12-2019, 08:17 PM
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Re: The Reform of the Civil Service.
Originally Posted by The Artful Todger
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Small government is good government which should result in redundancy but unfortunately The Elephant remains, the Gold Plated pensions they have. Just as bad in Local government too.
can while you can Todgy?
The gold plated pensions are no different to these billionares etc
that cram their offshore storage facilities with cash?
The result is the same, the public fiscus is unable to function as it
should!
Donkeyman!
18-12-2019, 08:19 PM
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Re: The Reform of the Civil Service.
Originally Posted by Azure
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If a Business spent money like water on redundancy they would soon be Bankrupt Civil Servants get well paid and extremely good pensions on retirement.
Donkeyman!
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