Why are Seven Whtehall departments still hiring more bureaucrats?

[youngmafbog]

with cuts across the public sector and taxpayers facing tax rises to cover what still is to higher public wage bill why is this happening?

Some are still making cuts, for instance the Ministry of defence cut its number of staff by 5% which should ease the pressure on the Military, on the other hand The Energy and Climate change increased by 4% from 2816 to 2929. Their excuse? "They have had a target to take on more officials as they ramp up energy policies that will increase our Utiltiy bills!.

Seems the Tories have been unable to get rid of the Liberal tree huggers and are looking for more. What a shower.

[THECORBYLOON]

I don't know a lot about the British Council but I knew enough to doubt that it was a full part of the Government so I had a wee look on their website. How long were you there then and when did you leave?

[Zeuhl]

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I expect the British Council soon gets rid of IT drones who turn out to be sad-arses with personality disorders.

[Zeuhl]

<<subjects you know know nothing about trying to pretend you do>>

what baz? like not writing with a girly stutter?

As you know nothing of our experience with Whitehall Departments you can only be assuming.

Clearly, that is something only stupid people do.

[bazwillrun]

" doubt that it was a full part of the Government "

do a a bit of research and you'll find out exactly why some of its other not so publicised activities

[pdq1]

Once again, all talk and no action. Suggest an idea then sweep it under the carpet. What happened to the idea of cutting down the number of MPs?

[THECORBYLOON]

Bazwillrun, you're the expert and I'd only be accused of copying and pasting so why not enlighten me?