Civil servants were on first name terms with British civil servants.
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"This is really what's required of us as civil servants, whether it be foreign service officers or civil servants," he said.
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The number of civil servants is down 20 percent since 2010, Mr. Archer said, and many civil servants are unhappy with Brexit.
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Civil servants in Catalan-speaking areas do not have to engage with the language of the population they purportedly serve, yet Catalan civil servants must know Spanish.
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Rio de Janeiro's subway system is exploited by a private company, so while its employees aren't technically civil servants, they have some of the same rights as civil servants.
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Senior civil servants have poured honeyed words into her ear.
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CIVIL servants mostly operate behind the scenes and off camera.
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And the career civil servants are where people make mistakes.
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This year she also increased civil servants' pay by 3%.
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They will be demanding Islamic CEOs and senior civil servants.
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The IAEA remains in "constant interaction" with U.S. civil servants.
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Yet a lack of spending guidelines worries some civil servants.
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They are civil servants going up against this flashy crowd.
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Prayuth said civil servants would observe mourning for a year.
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Many of these responsibilities fall to the career civil servants.
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Civil servants have long dealt with a negative public image.
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On March 2, civil servants went back to their offices.
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Then there are the civil servants who serve the military.
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Other media said the group included judges and civil servants.
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Civil servants and state employees who refused lost their jobs.
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"I suppose you could say that the fun of the series comes from showing civil servants as politicians see them and politicians as civil servants see them," Mr. Jay told The Guardian in 1986.
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Opinion polls show a paradox: a majority of voters back the civil servants' strike but an even bigger majority back the reforms, including cutting the number of civil servants and introducing merit-based pay.
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The shutdown crippled the economy, leaving soldiers and civil servants unpaid.
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He curbed the rapaciousness of his civil servants and clerical reactionaries.
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Countries should send civil servants, not private actors, as their representatives.
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The PA employs about 170,000 civil servants in the occupied territories.
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State agencies have lost expertise as senior civil servants are canned.
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" Richard Howitt: "They're professional civil servants doing a very important job.
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Most of the civil servants implementing Brexit think it a mistake.
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It took her two months to report them to civil servants.
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To do that it would need an extra 5,000 civil servants.
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A likelier reason is that civil servants have become more wary.
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It helps that some states hire Scrabble players as civil servants.
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I have always trusted my civil servants, military advisers and staff.
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Hiring civil servants according to calibre has been rare throughout history.
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Others fail to maintain meritocratic principles through civil servants' entire careers.
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Training courses for civil servants on "sexual diversity" have also started.
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Businesses and civil servants are demanding to be paid in dollars.
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A strike by civil servants in Kuwait has hit its output.
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Civil servants are the glue that holds together our federal government.
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Instead, it was conducted by two professional, non-political civil servants.
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It restored the payment to some civil servants in April 2017.
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Thousands of civil servants are deployed to the pilgrimage each year.
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The group is made up of civil servants from both countries.
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They have gratuitously exposed the private lives of dedicated civil servants.
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But 70 percent of its budget goes toward paying civil servants.
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He angered civil servants with his vow to freeze their salaries.
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But Bannon's methodology may be more effective in intimidating civil servants.
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HABERMAN: You mean civil servants — TRUMP: And they can be critical.
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She was charged with reassigning many civil servants at the agency.
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They are generally senior civil servants from the Indian Administrative Service.
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Civil servants said they were working longer hours and handling heftier workloads.
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He browbeats career civil servants but rarely follows through on his rants.
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The ANC called on Catalan civil servants to respond with "peaceful resistance".
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Yes, there are career civil servants who have broken with the President.
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The complicating factor here is that civil servants are also public servants.
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Civil servants cited regulations; cynics noted the mayor's rivalry with the president.
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Biannual releases detailing civil servants' pay and rank have become similarly tardy.
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The first is of the idea that civil servants should be unsackable.
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These are our civil servants—we, the public, pays for this research.
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Another 28% are covered by government insurance for soldiers and civil servants.
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As civil servants, Britain's national museum directors are meant to be apolitical.
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Civil servants have been told to work just two days a week.
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It will not, for example, be using them to pay civil servants.
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Months later, the state started delaying civil servants' salaries and pension checks.
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"My nerves are already at breaking point," he told his civil servants.
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Attacking the Labor Department's civil servants is an unwarranted and unfair low.
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A lot of foreign services officers reported to me — civil servants, ambassadors.
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Civil servants and elected officials may weaken enforcement mechanisms to reward allies.
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Civil servants are acutely aware of the delicate role they must play.
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Such crimes are usually committed only by high officials, high civil servants.
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Or at least the civil servants are: The problem is the politicians.
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And American civil servants have learned a lesson, too: they might not.
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These "career bureaucrats," as Spicer preferred to call them, are civil servants.
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"(3) A strong class of civil servants"I&aposm with Alexander Hamilton.
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Civil servants in the judicial branch are enjoying a 28 percent raise.
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It's immoral (and should be illegal) to abuse civil servants this way.
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You enlist senior civil servants and police officers in the top management.
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There are thousands of civil servants working through that calculus right now.
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It was not immediately clear what the government was offering the civil servants.
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The upheaval empowers civil servants, who privately favour the least-disruptive Brexit possible.
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A weak prime minister weakens those around her, whether politicians or civil servants.
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As well as businessmen, those detained include police officers, civil servants and teachers.
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In Davao, he shamed civil servants on a weekly radio and television program.
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Civil servants in reception departments were among the first affected by the changes.
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Graham came from a long line of proud civil servants and military officers.
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Civil servants and medical workers will join the next round of weekend protests.
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About 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics have been suspended or sacked.
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Juba has not paid soldiers or civil servants for most of this year.
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Many doctors and civil servants have gone unpaid for more than a year.
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Monday local time and all civil servants were expected to return to work.
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On Monday, Zuckerberg met with civil servants, including Governor John Carney, in Delaware.
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The purge also extended to civil servants in the environment and sports ministries.
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The MGI report will be widely read by African politicians and civil servants.
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I objected to the new system, but the civil servants won the day.
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The rest mostly worked as career civil servants or in the private sector.
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The government has been forced to cut benefits for highly paid civil servants.
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Commissioners enjoy quasi-ministerial mandates, providing political direction to 32,000 European civil servants.
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It was January 21945, and Japanese-American civil servants in California were alarmed.
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The appointees have left, but make no mistake — the progressive civil servants remain.
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Civil servants and soldiers, who are paid in zollars, saw their earnings evaporate.
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Most of the employees were civil servants and thus could not be fired.
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Her parents, who are civil servants in the city of Yangzhou, were worried.
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Civil servants in the judicial branch, not judges, received a 41 percent raise.
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"The government has agreed to increase the salaries amounting to one service year for all 1.6 million civil servants ... with an additional 1.46 billion ringgit from July 1," Najib told a gathering of civil servants in the administrative capital, Putrajaya.
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Ossie pays homage to Sir Edward Osmotherly, who drafted important rules for civil servants.
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A key test will be when 200,000 civil servants return to work on Monday.
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Davis later returned to London, leaving talks in the hands of the civil servants.
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I grew up assuming that government was good, that civil servants did visionary work.
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It does not treat its academics as civil servants, as do France and Germany.
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US civil servants who process immigration applications are being asked to help ICE instead.
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The number of civil servants grew by 60% between 20183 and 2016, to 12m.
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It recently announced pay hikes for civil servants (17.5%), police (20%) and soldiers (22.5%).
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So it was on September 23th, when the country's civil servants went on strike.
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Last week civil servants also took to the streets to defend their special status.
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According to Mr Mukomel, the only material beneficiaries have been civil servants and pensioners.
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Najib has said that civil servants can expect "good news" in the 2018 budget.
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And it can't be discounted that many civil servants likely didn't vote for him.
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"By and large, civil servants probably were not big among Trump's voters," he said.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders money almost worthless.
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Their civil servants get a chance to become familiar with the machinery of Brussels.
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It is allowed to go bankrupt and its employees are not all civil servants.
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Tillerson has faced resistance within the White House for relying on career civil servants.
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Friday's prayers were attended by members of the royal family and senior civil servants.
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Yet Mr Bongo still proudly talks of giving civil servants a 30% pay rise.
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Few were fired outright; as civil servants, they retained substantial protections against being terminated.
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Much of the Brexit bureaucracy can be handled by Britain's 393,000 existing civil servants.
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Ministers, members of Parliament and civil servants laughed or squirmed, depending on the joke.
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Currently both posts are being filled by senior civil servants in an acting capacity.
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The roles played by the outgoing administration and by career civil servants have increased.
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The eight-member review panel includes former civil servants, corporate figures, academics and lawyers.
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Instead, the crowd roared at attacks on civil servants, Brussels bureaucrats, lawmakers and journalists.
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But the civil servants there — teachers, nurses, administrators — tend to be ethnic Rakhine Buddhists.
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Some civil servants will endure only so much abuse and scandal before speaking up.
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Some top civil servants told colleagues they were contemplating quitting or feared being fired.
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Those functions historically were performed by career civil servants in the CMS Communications Office.
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Nazi Party membership was voluntary; it was not mandatory except for certain civil servants.
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They then asked for their own meeting with top civil servants from the Treasury.
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The Palestinian Authority said in March it was cutting civil servants' salaries by half.
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Civil servants do not approve capital expenditure, which means contractors are not getting paid.
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"The hardest hit would be the rank-and-file civil servants working and living in major cities like Kuala Lumpur or Penang," Adib said, adding that civil servants had less flexibility to take part-time jobs than other low-paid urban workers.
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In colonial times the British set up universities to train civil servants, while neglecting schools.
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Civil servants say they expect to be paid for the first time in a year.
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He also said state officials were applying pressure on civil servants and students to vote.
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Turkey has now fired about 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics, local media reported.
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He spent months routinely maligning the work of career civil servants for no good reason.
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At present most civil servants can speak good English, but few have even passable Portuguese.
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Civil servants have reportedly been told to dust off their plans for a hung parliament.
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The price tag includes new government offices and homes for about 1.5 million civil servants.
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An attempt to delay pay hikes for civil servants was blocked by the supreme court.
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To cushion the blow, civil servants will receive an extra 1,2003 riyals ($267) per month.
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The new capital will have jobs, but few civil servants can afford to live there.
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This makes Brexit, described by civil servants as the government's trickiest peacetime task, even harder.
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The government's (much needed) cuts to pensions for civil servants and teachers prompted big demonstrations.
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Thousands of civil servants and other officials have been bussed in for the long weekend.
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About 1,250 protesters, mostly teachers, students, and civil servants, protested in the city of Sulaimaniya.
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Lawmakers, judges, journalists and civil servants will have to work hard to limit the damage.
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A pay rise to central-government civil servants is expected to be matched by states.
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In private the honest civil servants who have remained are aghast at the woeful administration.
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The Order of the Bath for senior military officers and civil servants came in 1725.
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Architecture graduates and civil servants have cashed in on the boom and taken up farming.
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Civil servants also received a special bonus in January and can expect another in June.
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So far, 30 senior civil servants have been suspended and are under investigation for corruption.
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We have something very valuable in Britain: civil servants try and stick to the law.
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Politicians are seldom brave enough to cut civil servants' pay but Nigeria's governors are desperate.
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Conversely, competent civil servants risk being fired when a new minister or president comes in.
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Civil servants are far more likely to have a university degree than in the past.
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Persistently and publicly support and endorse instances when civil servants express divergent or critical views.
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Presidential decisions are diluted or simply ignored by civil servants appointed by Mr Rohani's predecessors.
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Civil servants who keep their lips zipped or cultural warriors prepared to speak their mind?
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Kerslake warned that civil servants were being hamstrung by ministerial indecision and unworkable customs plans.
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On Thursday night the government said the city's 180,000 civil servants must maintain politically neutral.
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His own salary after tax is equivalent to $270 per month, common for civil servants.
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It also captured the lack of energy among civil servants to address the cathedral's problems.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders the money almost worthless.
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The removal of civil servants linked to them was a key part of the fight.
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But they approved an amendment that would allow civil servants to belong to political parties.
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Yet civil servants expect shortages of food, medicine and petrol, and a "meltdown" at ports.
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Soldiers, teachers, doctors and civil servants have not been paid their official salaries for months.
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Many Hong Kong civil servants will work from home for the rest of the week.
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Mr. Cuomo argues that the bidding process for contracts is overwhelmingly conducted by civil servants.
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Next up: sessions aimed at liberal civil servants agonizing about whether to quit their jobs.
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Around two years ago, the state government started delaying civil servants' salaries and pension checks.
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The rest are a diverse medley of litigators, legal scholars, civil servants, and elected officials.
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American civil servants have long been maligned as slow moving and unthinking creatures of bureaucracy.
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It is allowed to go bankrupt and not all of its employees are civil servants.
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In the West, policies are set by law and then carried out by civil servants.
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Since the coup, Erdogan has jailed over 2628,28503 people and fired over 22019,000 civil servants.
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Civil servants, many of them working class, say he knows nothing about running a bureaucracy.
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There is a complex, technical debate about whether civil servants are over- or under-paid.
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We created a very large, 400-people task force composed almost exclusively of civil servants.
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Both Obama and Bush nominated largely mainstream civil servants with many years of government service.
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The earthquake made the weak state even weaker, killing many civil servants and destroying their records.
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They paid civil servants' salaries, and were surprisingly flexible in their interpretation of sharia (Islamic law).
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Riyadh slashed spending on infrastructure and perks for civil servants to get its finances under control.
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They also instructed civil servants not to obey orders from Madrid and respond with peaceful resistance.
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Some 130,000 civil servants have been purged from government jobs for purported links to terror organizations.
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About 50,000 people, including soldiers, journalists, academics and civil servants, have been arrested in that crackdown.
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Since 2008 the number of civil servants in the euro zone has fallen by about 6%.
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It scaled back wages paid to civil servants in February and March to weather the crisis.
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But most civil servants are not parking their yachts in Washington harbour or meeting with lobbyists.
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Dozens of civil servants raised their eyes to the glass dome as if they were praying.
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"We do not need new laws," he told civil servants at the Department for Homeland Security.
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It will make Mr Fillon an easy target for irate trade unions and fearful civil servants.
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Perhaps this is unsurprising; all six of the senior civil servants running education are SADTU members.
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Some of the civil servants her team encounters do not seem entirely sure where Anguilla is.
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Civil-society groups were shut down, civil servants sacked, access to parts of the internet blocked.
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Compared with sorting out the Brexit mess, this week's scrap with anonymous civil servants provided relief.
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The lion's share comes instead from unusually generous pensions, corporate subsidies and salaries for civil servants.
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In Belgium, civil servants who access data on the registry have their own ID numbers recorded.
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It showered goodies on important voting groups, such as civil servants, in its budget in October.
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In past eras, when information travelled at a snail's pace, civil servants had to cluster together.
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He turned up at offices to check if Tanzania's famously lackadaisical civil servants were at work.
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The Cabinet Office is working on a service to put startups in touch with civil servants.
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I read searing tales from reporters and techies, chefs and yogis, civil servants and mountain climbers.
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The war means wages don't get paid for civil servants and key services are falling apart.
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The revolts coincided with a strike by civil servants demanding around $400 million in back wages.
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The second problem is that the tasks civil servants must perform are becoming ever more complicated.
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By December 2015 several states were again failing to pay civil servants on time, provoking strikes.
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Wider purges have meanwhile seen some 100,000 police, soldiers, judges and civil servants sacked or suspended.
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As well as businessmen, those detained over the weekend include police officers, civil servants, and teachers.
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Key positions remain unfilled, while civil servants and Obama holdovers leak unflattering information about the administration.
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Nevertheless, it seems that both sides are all too eager to use civil servants as scapegoats.
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This week civil servants took to the streets, and protests have broken out across the country.
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They wait in disorderly queues, often for hours, only to be frustrated by indifferent civil servants.
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In the first instance, this money would go to contractors, suppliers, civil servants or welfare recipients.
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Providing our civil servants with the organizational tools for their work shouldn't be controversial or political.
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Thousands of military personnel, teachers, police and civil servants have protested against the plan several times.
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Civil servants are categorized under 15 different job grades and each grade has 10 pay steps.
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Civil servants are facing particular pressure to enroll, according to more than a dozen state workers.
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Civil servants and ministers, including Minister of Communication and Information Rudiantara, are among the heaviest users.
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The primary victims of these anti-corruption operations have been mid- and low-ranking civil servants.
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The crackdown has covered a wide range of professions from civil servants and soldiers to medics.
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Clinton turned a blind eye because she did not trust civil servants to maintain her privacy.
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The department, obviously, continues to be staffed by a large number of skilled career civil servants.
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The civil servants tasked with implementing the buyback program might have to face this grave danger.
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Other companies are furiously stockpiling supplies, while civil servants are scrambling to prepare for emergency arrangements.
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Hun Sen promised to increase wages for factory workers, civil servants and armed forces every year.
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Six years later a group of military officers and civil servants initiated a near bloodless coup.
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It launched more than 500 criminal cases against farmers and civil servants for allowing illegal cultivation.
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Cook's view that civil servants serve regardless of who occupies the Oval Office has its adherents.
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In their absence, civil servants have been forced to manage daily affairs, leaving broader matters neglected.
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Deregulation also meant outsourcing responsibility for fire inspections to owners and builders, instead of civil servants.
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But the current strike features many unionized workers, including teachers, hospital workers and some civil servants.
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""Civil servants left there may be in good form, maybe not, but they&aposre essentially leaderless.
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"The staff members are international civil servants and not representatives of their national government," she said.
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We are citizens, taxpayers, civil servants, members of the military, your relatives, your friends, your coworkers.
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The retirement age for female party cadres, civil servants and employees of state enterprises is 55.
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Lawmakers interviewed by Reuters said civil servants had not been paid for at least six months.
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And what the civil servants did was work on reform ideas in conjunction with the agency.
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When civil servants howled about plans to cut their ample pay, the government backed down in April.
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More importantly, civil servants need to have design literacy and technology support when working with outside vendors.
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The fiscal blowout in the 27 election year was largely due to pay rises for civil servants.
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Civil servants will now head ballot box committees and security forces may be called to polling stations.
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Parliament directed the government to hike the wages of civil servants to keep pace with price increases.
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They are a coalition of activists -- doctors, educators and civil servants -- from Aleppo's beleaguered rebel-held areas.
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Today some of the schools are reserved for retired civil servants, but others are open to all.
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The EU, with about 33,000 civil servants, is dwarfed by the British government, which employs over 400,000.
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A town hall spokesman was unable to comment further or explain how civil servants could be protected.
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Most of its functions are being carried out by local civil servants under the supervision of Westminster.
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Ghani has taken steps including addressing financial wrongdoing, cancelling suspicious fuel contracts and firing corrupt civil servants.
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Baobab is fully operated by volunteers - doctors, retired civil servants, designers and others - and funded by donations.
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The victims of the scammers were often civil servants and retired officials from mainland China, he said.
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The hallmarks of Mr Modi's 12 years in Gujarat were ambitious projects run by honest civil servants.
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For women, it is 55 for civil servants and employees for state enterprises, and 50 for others.
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Typically, the Education secretary would be protected by a team of civil servants, not law enforcement personnel.
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The cuts will also threaten the job security of our nation's civil servants and worsen their morale.
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A rare open letter signed by a group of civil servants criticized authorities' handling of the violence.
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Out of the 85,000 job cuts, 15,000 would affect civil servants who work for the central government.
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"I strongly condemn the terrorist attack on civil servants in Kabul today," Abdullah said in a tweet.
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More than 60,000 soldiers, police, judges and civil servants have been arrested, suspended or put under investigation.
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Wages for all of the country's civil servants, including teachers, were frozen during the country's debt crisis.
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Civil servants, which take up nearly three quarters of Congo's spending, have not been paid for months.
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Even after civil servants began moving to the modernist capital, cariocas thought important ministries would stay put.
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It is unusual for civil servants, such as EPA employees, to so actively oppose a Cabinet nominee.
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Venezuela's populist president, Nicolás Maduro, told civil servants to work a two-day week to save electricity.
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This could also include civil servants liking or commenting positively on content deemed radical on social media.
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When I visited the region in April 2018 I met a number of these Han civil servants.
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Thousands of teachers and bureaucrats from Egypt and Syria filled posts vacated by France's fleeing civil servants.
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He has fired ministers, the heads of the port and the revenue authorities, and 10,000 civil servants.
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In August, another septuagenarian allegedly killed two civil servants and injured a neighbor over a water dispute.
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His story speaks to our broader and growing concerns about how senior civil servants are being treated.
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Despite the president's glowing words on Friday, he possesses a shameful record of disrespecting our civil servants.
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The state hopes the properties will remain affordable in this neighborhood of civil servants and construction workers.
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In its 2014 annual report, it said unnamed Czech civil servants and politicians were aiding these efforts.
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Although chancellor Philip Hammond previously said civil servants were "overpaid" he is understood to back the move.
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Legally, the public-sector entity can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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Brash and blunt-speaking, Mr. Basuki is known for publicly berating civil servants as incompetent and corrupt.
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The city also sent civil servants back home and implemented testing requirements for anyone entering the city.
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Civil servants were fired en masse, and Fidesz allies were installed in vital roles, like election supervision.
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Those arrested include members of the police, military,and judiciary, as well as civil servants and journalists.
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They have even stopped paying salaries to doctors, nurses and civil servants in areas under their control.
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Within days, the government directed civil servants to work from home, and private employers largely followed suit.
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An oncology unit was opened in Al Hoceima, and the government agreed to hire more civil servants.
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He also ordered all civil servants to join the ruling political party, of which he was president.
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Civil servants track the weather and make the calls that mean the difference between life and death.
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Career civil servants like Mr. Rutnam play a powerful, behind-the-scenes role in running Britain's government.
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This means replenishing hard currency reserves in Yemen's Central Bank as promised, and paying essential civil servants.
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These days, Paris-Berlin and Berlin-Paris flights have become crowded with civil servants heading to meetings.
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He has hollowed out our State Department, demeaned our intelligence community, the FBI and our civil servants.
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Civil servants don't have to like the president, but they can either work for him or resign.
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What was notable about the new allegations is that they weren't coming from "deep state" civil servants.
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The government was in disarray: some thirty per cent of civil servants had died in the earthquake.
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Both blamed the news media as well as the judicial system and civil servants for their problems.
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The Japanese government has proposed extending the mandatory retirement age for civil servants from 223 to 29.
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Warrants can be issued not only by judges, but by civil servants who are given wide discretion.
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An extensive interagency effort by civil servants and political appointees produced the $50 billion list of products.
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Thirty regional governors and more than 50 high-ranking civil servants have also been dismissed, CNN Turk said.
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It's a fast way to alienate many of the career civil servants those in tech want to assist.
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"They tricked victims in China, the civil servants there, such as teachers, medics and artists," Uk Heisela said.
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Bumiputera is a mutual insurance company owned by its 6.7 million policyholders, who are mainly Indonesian civil servants.
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I apply this thinking with my own design team, but this is also with clients, or civil servants.
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Another 7,000 police, civil servants and academics were dismissed last week according to a decree published on Friday.
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Khatiwada said civil servants, teachers, army and police personnel will have their basic salaries increased by 18-20%.
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About 50,000 people have been jailed and more than 110,000 civil servants fired in the massive government crackdown.
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The act requires a steering committee, which is comprised of civil servants from related ministries and SME experts.
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State institutions, particularly the security services and the judiciary, have seen the dismissal of over 100,000 civil servants.
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The government now threatens to punish civil servants who ignore court rulings or fail to observe party policies.
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The inquiry will also investigate allegations that the scandal was covered up by doctors, civil servants and politicians.
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Farmers have trouble accessing mandatory forms; jobseekers struggle to make applications; civil servants miss out on online training.
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The supreme court will soon decide whether to allow indebted states to reduce civil servants' salaries and hours.
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It also causes a headache for civil servants who will have to make repayments and manage the funds.
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Its centre, where MPs, ministers and civil servants would be based, voted for Remain in the Brexit referendum.
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Instead, the commissions are headed by a senior judge, supported by a mixture of lawyers and civil servants.
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Ministers have mused about banning gay student groups from universities, or attempting to weed out gay civil servants.
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"We have judges, police and civil servants," says a Shia ironmonger in Cairo, who secretly converted from Sunnism.
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Surveys of the civil servants who work there suggest that it is not a happy ship (see chart).
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Some among Catalonia&aposs roughly 200,000 civil servants have said they will refuse to obey orders from Madrid.
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The number of civil servants in central government has fallen by a fifth in the past five years.
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Qatar has devoted hundreds of millions, for example, to pay the salaries of Hamas civil servants in Gaza.
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But civil servants did not tell ministers about the firm's involvement until after the contract had been signed.
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Many civil servants and factory workers were cajoled into voting by their bosses, and driven to the polls.
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Given Aadhaar's relatively smooth implementation, civil servants across the world would do well to seek inspiration from it.
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There was also a day of disruption on March 22, when railworkers joined a strike by civil servants.
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The proposal is also expected to reduce death pension benefits and raise social security contributions by civil servants.
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McBride told the ambassador that civil servants with disagreements could always leave — although the official ended up staying.
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Tens of thousands members of the military and civil servants have been arrested or dismissed from their jobs.
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At DOE, civil servants, military service members, and contractors solve our nation's toughest challenges and keep us safe.
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Many Latin American civil servants must follow thick procedural codes but are not made accountable through performance targets.
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Government institutions that have similar roles will be merged and inefficient civil servants will be removed, he said.
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Across the federal government, civil servants' oath is to the Constitution, not to any individual president or administration.
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Under the maximal form of withdrawal, civil servants would painstakingly have to copy, or scrap, 12,295 EU regulations.
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University academics, teachers and civil servants—including some 250 from the prime minister's office—have been pushed out.
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It would ensure regular, reliable payment for civil servants and avoid these periodic disruptions of federal employees' lives.
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Thousands of civil servants, including teachers and health-care workers, are being paid late or not at all.
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Some come from famous industrialist families, and some are the middle-to-lower-class children of civil servants.
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First, Congress must write laws more clearly and stop outsourcing hard policy decisions to executive branch civil servants.
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"We, the men and women, civil servants, place the needs of our country above ourselves sometimes," he said.
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In the past few years, the Communist government there has forbidden civil servants, students and teachers to fast.
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Moreover, the small number of politically appointed leaders enjoy only limited control of the mass of civil servants.
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Many civil servants resent his plans to stop them giving jobs to party loyalists and contracts to pals.
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And there is no justification for a chilling investigation of civil servants who are just doing their jobs.
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Israel had allowed fuel to reach Gaza's underpowered electrical plant and cash to reach Hamas's underpaid civil servants.
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"Civil servants should never be punished for having executed policies with which a new administration disagrees," Markey wrote.
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Civil servants have been used as a political target by politicians, and have been blamed for their actions.
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Her parents, both civil servants, told her that she would be better off not watching those movies anyway.
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Civil servants stumbled repeatedly in efforts to turn Mr. Modi's abruptly issued policies into simple-to-follow standards.
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Since then, thousands of elected officials, high-ranking civil servants and business leaders have been convicted of crimes.
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He later enrolled at the École Nationale d'Administration, which trains France's top civil servants, and became a businessman.
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This includes those with special expertise, as well as members of the foreign service, and other civil servants.
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A recent strike by 180,000 civil servants demanding back pay and better retirement conditions is also still unresolved.
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Agency memos and cables have been repeatedly cited by journalists to document anxiety among the city's civil servants.
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Mr. Flynn, in his short tenure, exemplified the breakdown between the president's inner circle and career civil servants.
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Bush-era holdovers in positions of authority, even career civil servants, were circumvented, blackballed, removed and run off.
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"These questions don't just indicate an attack on civil servants here in Washington," said an Energy Department employee.
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The top prosecutor has brought criminal charges against dozens of senior civil servants and business people this year.
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Still, its execution, they warn, relies on civil servants with poor training and, in some cases, bad habits.
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"This is shocking and distressing news for the civil servants in the Asylum Division," said another USCIS official.
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For much of the rest of the country, it is committed civil servants who help make society work.
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A concern with obeying the law is what motivated those civil servants who testified in the impeachment hearings.
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Last month Bashar al-Assad, Syria's dictator, decreed a pay rise of 113,000 pounds ($24) for civil servants.
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A provisional government of civil servants is in place for the time being until a coalition is formed.
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They are stepping into roles as educators, health care providers, engineers, farmers, social workers, entrepreneurs and civil servants.
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"Certainly, we've got to recognize the essential role of public service, and of our civil servants," he said.
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And civil servants, blocked from enforcing laws, will respect established procedures or become whistle-blowers, with legal protections.
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The crackdown has also ensnared civil servants, who say they have become collateral damage in the accountability drive.
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The Turkish government has purged more than 150,000 civil servants and charged 77,000 people since the failed coup.
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Civil servants saw a salary hike between 7 and 13 percent in 2012 ahead of elections the following year.
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The Trump administration has been focused on remaking the federal bureaucracy, triggering a steady outflow of career civil servants.
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Austria is currently led by a provisional government of civil servants ahead of a parliamentary election expected in September.
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The bribes, worth 2 percent of the contracts, were paid to civil servants, financial operators and politicians, investigators said.
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Who will be there to manage the vast armies of civil servants who want and need crisp, clear leadership?
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Since a 2016 failed coup, more than 150,000 civil servants have been purged and 77,000 people have been charged.
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The government declared Tuesday a holiday for civil servants in Metro Manila to allow for safety inspections of buildings.
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How can you create world-class universities if your academics are civil servants trapped in a national labour market?
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"I say to civil servants … not to give application to this law [while] waiting for the court," Orlando said.
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He will cut his own salary by 60% and cut the pay of senior civil servants to that level.
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Mr Urzúa may also have been frustrated by the president's deep cuts to salaries and benefits of civil servants.
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Mr Urzúa may also have been frustrated by the president's swingeing cuts to salaries and benefits of civil servants.
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Since then Hamas has run the coastal strip as a separate fief, with its own civil servants and police.
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Civil servants in Whitehall had been urging their counterparts in Hong Kong to introduce high taxes for some time.
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The public-sector scheme is even more bountiful; civil servants not uncommonly retire in their 50s on full pay.
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Ministers routinely let their guard down when they demolished the ministerial drinks cabinet with their civil servants and advisers.
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Last year the government was late in paying civil servants, including the army, for several months in a row.
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The president will select his own cabinet, form and regulate ministries and remove civil servants, all without parliamentary approval.
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To mark his promotion, Riyadh retroactively restored civil servants' allowances at a cost it estimated at around $1.5 billion.
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The number of workers in "community and social services", a proxy for civil servants, increased from 225m to 25m.
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Many brought tales of torture in dark dungeons, family members who disappeared and corruption by policemen and civil servants.
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Pro-government rallies, meanwhile, are attended mainly by press-ganged civil servants and young men paid to join in.
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British Ahmadis are more likely to be hedge-fund managers and civil servants than impecunious DJs, and it shows.
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Two groups of people risk being alienated by Emmanuel Macron's latest moves: the armed forces and the civil servants.
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The strike left ships docked at port, disrupted public transport and kept civil servants and journalists off the job.
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Zimbabwe, which is suffering its worst drought in decades, is near economic collapse and unable to pay civil servants.
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He should rethink this dangerous proposal for our country and its tremendous blow to our nation's hardworking civil servants.
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The government has purged civil servants suspected of ties to the movement, seized businesses and closed some media organizations.
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Loans to non-civil servants (excluding government projects) represent about 4%-7% of these banks' loan portfolios in 3Q15.
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Still, other more peaceful states such as Osun are scarcely doing better yet hire civil servants by the busload.
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In previous job reduction schemes for civil servants, France met its targets through attrition and offering early retirement packages.
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More British graduates and top civil servants could be encouraged and supported to apply for jobs in the institutions.
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Hundreds of civil society organizations have been closed, and some 120,000 civil servants sacked or suspended from their jobs.
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When policymakers hit an impasse, individuals on both sides of the aisle quickly reduce civil servants to bargaining chips.
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The civil servants rally will be the first time government employees have actively promoted a demonstration in Hong Kong.
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Proposed measures such as bilingual road signs and quotas for Irish speaking civil servants are anathema to some unionists.
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The Chadian economy has become so bad that, in the past year, Déby has repeatedly cut civil servants' salaries.
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Pensions for civil servants could default by 2030, teachers in 2031 and other workers in 2048, government data shows.
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A couple of decades ago inexperienced civil servants were routinely diddled by armies of lawyers hired by private firms.
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While not every wedding will be legally binding, they will be officiated by certified civil servants in formal locations.
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Since the mutiny, as many as 10,000 people have been imprisoned and some 60,000 civil servants suspended or fired.
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They include postponing public sector salary hikes by one year and reducing the entry salary for incoming civil servants.
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Denigrating the civilian workforce dishonors not only financial sacrifice of the hundreds of thousands of civil servants recently furloughed.
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By making civil servants "virtually impregnable" to accountability, Congress might as well have put nerve gas into public offices.
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Civil servants say they are handling heftier workloads, while investors are praising a new, long-needed foreign exchange policy.
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Now, it's more common to see civil servants logging into cloud-based applications and services from wherever they are.
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It may strike fear into the many civil servants and government contractors who need security clearances for their jobs.
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As of Monday, civil servants are working from home again, and many private businesses are expected to follow suit.
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The opposition was also unhappy at another change requiring civil servants running for office to take leave without pay.
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Lower-ranked civil servants tended to be heavier; they had higher blood pressure and blood sugar, and smoked more.
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Reliance on electorally unaccountable appointees and civil servants to check the president creates a whole new set of problems.
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Further hurting Abbas' standing, the Palestinian leader slashed the salaries of thousands of Palestinian Authority civil servants in Gaza.
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And they should do it by letting the nonpolitical whistle-blower and the other civil servants take the lead.
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In the meantime, I&aposll keep giving my one cheer for the civil servants who keep the wheels turning.
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At the Treasury Department, civil servants are quietly gathering information about whistle-blower protections as they polish their résumés.
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Lopez Obrador said he will respect the strike and there will be no punishment for civil servants who join.
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Mr. Netanyahu had previously insisted that he had only approved the recommendations of civil servants in the communications ministry.
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The bill stipulates that members of the KPK must henceforth be civil servants, preventing the recruitment of outside experts.
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All public services will be closed for the rest of January, and civil servants are advised to stay home.
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That's not the kind of consistent and even-keel testimony we've seen from career diplomats and civil servants heretofore.
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Thanks to the bargains they've struck on wages and benefits, police officers are among the best-paid civil servants.
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Democrats spent hours of testimony exposing what amounts to policy differences among civil servants about American support for Ukraine.
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"This is shocking and distressing news for the civil servants in the Asylum Division," another USCIS official told BuzzFeed.
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War criminals look loyal to Trump—more loyal, indeed, than career service members and civil servants who cross him.
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As a federal mediator, the rumpled Mr. Usery was regarded as one of the nation's hardest-working civil servants.
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Civil servants are willing to implement policies they disagree with — or even aggressive interpretations of federal law, says Mark.
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He has sacked thousands of civil servants over the past two years in a crackdown on government inefficiency and corruption.
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Since the coup, around 50,000 civil servants, including judges, soldiers and teachers, have been either arrested or suspended from work.
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Malaysia's 1.6 million civil servants, most of them ethnic Malays, have traditionally been supporters of the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition.
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Sir John Major, a former prime minister, warned Mr Johnson that loyalty to civil servants was a "two-way street".
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The key difference is that Canada's commission members are all nonpartisan — they're mostly judges, political scientists, or retired civil servants.
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"The salary hike will raise the morale of the civil servants and make them deliver effective public service," he said.
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Most are career civil servants, but the president gets to appoint up to 10 percent of those slots as well.
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In other words, Comey was, for reasons both of personality and position, one of the hardest civil servants to intimidate.
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The PA has cut public-sector pay in Gaza by over 40% and forced thousands of civil servants into retirement.
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Earlier this week, Mr. Najib promised to give raises to Malaysia's 13 million civil servants, most of whom are Malay.
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This month the National Audit Office, a watchdog, revealed that civil servants were concerned by public spending on the bridge.
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Being closer to the physical centre of the country would save MPs, ministers and civil servants travel time and money.
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Mr Ramaphosa may not be able to act much more boldly, particularly in cutting the wage bill for civil servants.
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Some 160,000 people have been detained and a similar number of civil servants dismissed since the failed putsch, it said.
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A deputy prime minister, for example, was caught on film instructing a group of civil servants to vote for him.
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Civil servants will probably object too, because the most likely new site for the capital is something of a backwater.
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After the second world war Britain moved thousands of civil servants to "agreeable English country towns" as London was rebuilt.
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Nearly 50,000 people from various professions including civil servants, police officers, judges, teachers have been arrested in the ongoing purge.
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Civil servants have interviewed a number of applicants, and will give a shortlist to Johnson's new finance minister, Sajid Javid.
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Some 70,000 civil servants, including judges, prosecutors and teachers, have been sacked or suspended, sometimes on the thinnest of evidence.
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His announcement triggered a spate of further resignations by generals and civil servants who made similar accusations against the government.
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Since last July's failed coup attempt, Erdogan has purged more than 100,000 civil servants, judges, teachers, soldiers and police officers.
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But the separation of powers depends on checks and balances, and civil servants are uniquely well-situated to bolster them.
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Each country that assumes the presidency sends lots of civil servants to Brussels, plus various nationally flavoured goodies and trinkets.
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About 145,000 civil servants, security personnel and academics have also been suspended or sacked as part of a related purge.
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Civil servants are reacting to the incendiary rhetoric of the Trump administration and the potentially destructive nature of its policies.
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Modern democracy depends on the transparency of civil servants, and the advancement of science depends upon open and informed debate.
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There will also be a focus on improving the "patriotic spirit" of young people and civil servants, the party said.
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The government believes the public wage bill is bloated, with more than 550,000 civil servants at national and local levels.
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Magufuli ordered officials to "name and shame" wrongdoers by publishing a list of all civil servants with forged academic qualifications.
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So have academics, teachers and civil servants, though there is little sign they had anything to do with the coup.
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Egyptian officials have said they expect the first civil servants to start working from the new capital in mid-2020.
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A total of 350 people, including soldiers and civil servants, had been arrested in connection with the attacks, he said.
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If there were ever a poll of the most popular civil servants, firefighters might very well win in a landslide.
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His predecessor, Neelie Kroes, a Dutch former politician, was bold but tended to follow the advice of her civil servants.
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Built in 373 for British civil servants, this black and white is classified as part of the Art Deco phase.
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The White House expressed concern that it may have been an attempt to target civil servants, including scientists and lawyers.
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A window, albeit closing, exists to support state and locals — along with mid-level civil servants — focused on the problem.
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Today, as in the nineteen-thirties, strongmen are ascendant worldwide, purging civil servants, subverting the judiciary, and bullying the press.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa's civil servants union has teamed up with the government pension fund to pursue Steinhoff (SNHJ.
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Some past themes have been civil servants and the "purring '20s," according to New York Daily News and Vanity Fair.
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The legal retirement age for women is 50 for workers and 55 for civil servants, and 60 for most men.
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An additional 10,000 civil servants joined the ranks of those who have been fired since a coup attempt in July.
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His announcement brought a wave of other resignations by generals and civil servants who made similar accusations against the government.
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These reforms, for example, would eliminate the ability of civil servants to file a grievance over the employee's performance rating.
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After the energy crisis, data collection and forecasting would be led by impartial civil servants at national and international levels.
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Since Yemen's government took control of central bank funds, it no longer pays most civil servants in Houthi-held lands.
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At one point they're passed to serve the people, and then they just exist to keep civil servants in business.
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It also would put at risk the retirement funds of our civil servants and brave men and women in uniform.
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The leak also outraged senior civil servants, including the cabinet secretary, Mark Sedwill, and caused friction with the United States.
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The regional directors' account suggested that the new officials would probably be civil servants as well, rather than political appointees.
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The Interior Department reassigned a few dozen senior civil servants to posts that often made little use of their expertise.
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Mr. Erdogan has overseen a crackdown on lawyers, judges, civil servants and journalists after a failed coup two years ago.
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Millions of girls attend school and women contribute to society as members of Parliament, civil servants, business people, and ministers.
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Along with being nonpartisan, civil servants are, by tradition, not held accountable for the performance of their departments or agencies.
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In 2004 it established the National Anticorruption Directorate, which has successfully prosecuted thousands of lawmakers, civil servants and business leaders.
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He did not promise lavish spending initiatives or to hire thousands of new civil servants, like several of his opponents.
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Civil servants have been warned that speaking up against presidential lawbreaking or abuse of power will cost them their jobs.
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Many of those who remain, who see themselves as apolitical civil servants, have been disturbed by displays of overt partisanship.
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Members of the Kikuyu and the Luo, the biggest ethnic groups, worked as administrators and civil servants for the British.
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The lower house of Parliament approved draft legislation that would prevent civil servants from wearing full face veils at work.
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To do so, he must grapple with grasping warlords, crooked civil servants, an unprincipled political class and a restive population.
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In order to take those steps, Trump will need to rely upon the civil servants that work at the EPA.
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The current southern separatist movement grew out of a 2007 campaign demanding financial benefits for army officers and civil servants.
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Much as his use of "fake news" miscasts reporting as lying, "deep state" presents apolitical civil servants as partisan agents.
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Both she and her husband, a policeman, were fired, as is the rule for civil servants who exceed birth quotas.
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Austria currently has a provisional government of civil servants that will be in place until a ruling coalition is formed.
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Wouldn't the public be better served, many now wonder, by neutral civil servants or experts who stand above the fray?
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More than 110,000 civil servants, police, academics and others have been detained, suspended or dismissed over suspected links to Gulen.
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Once again, Mr. Trump seems to have accomplished something that no one imagined possible: He has made civil servants sexy.
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The pardon has touched off a wave of resignations, including those of several members of Congress and senior civil servants.
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When she was made social-security secretary, her deputy told civil servants to bypass her and take big decisions to him.
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For that the government needs to reduce spending, for example by speeding early retirement of civil servants and not replacing them.
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How the White House and civil servants working for executive agencies respond to those coming decisions will write the next chapter.
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While a 40-day doctors strike ended last week, teachers remain on strike and civil servants have also threatened industrial action.
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One leaked note from a consultancy portrays a flailing government that needs up to 30,000 more civil servants to manage Brexit.
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His ministers called civil servants lazy and not only unveiled a transformation plan with austerity measures, but actually began implementing them.
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And since 2010 Conservative-led governments have slashed the number of civil servants, in a bid to right the public finances.
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Although CBP maintains an internal code of conduct that prohibits discrimination and harassment, civil servants also enjoy substantive free speech protections.
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In return, the UN hopes the coalition will allow the central bank to resume paying civil servants in rebel-held areas.
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Civil servants passed around fries, mayonnaise, and cigarettes while glued to news on their phones or calling their families across Europe.
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He has cut the pay of civil servants there (many of whom went on being paid by Ramallah despite the split).
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Austria is currently led by a provisional government of civil servants, not politicians, ahead of a parliamentary election expected in September.
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In this reality television show, honest civil servants working in corrupt countries compete for glory, fame and, occasionally, a live chicken.
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About 230m of Egypt's civil servants are in the top two pay brackets, which usually require decades of service to reach.
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As chief minister of Gujarat, Mr Modi excelled at drumming up investment from big corporations and breathing down civil servants' necks.
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Earlier this week, a body that monitors civil servants said four senior ministers and one junior minister had yet to sign.
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They also want to cut monthly pension payments for other civil servants and teachers while raising the retirement age to 613.
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Thailand, where civil servants must retire at 60, will need to increase spending on existing health and pension systems, O'Keefe added.
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But such conditions can also breed complacency and a lack of 'can do' behavior, according to Indian politicians and civil servants.
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Private schools teach 7% of Britain's pupils, but account for half the country's senior civil servants, cabinet ministers and leading journalists.
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Nevertheless, Fitch expects these banks' asset quality to remain manageable given their primary focus on lending to low risk civil servants.
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I have no doubt that there are civil servants in OMB, Treasury and CEA who do know better than this mistake.
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The city's mayor is publicly opposed to the project, although he has maintained that municipal civil servants treated the company impartially.
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Three days after the incident, Putin signed a decree giving the two civil servants attacked in the cafe top state awards.
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For example, on skills you have a situation where civil servants are deciding which courses further education colleges should be running.
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For populist reasons, presidents have sometimes capped the pay of senior civil servants, making it impossible to recruit good, honest people.
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To be clear, the Senior Executives Association does not oppose this legislation because we want to protect under-performing civil servants.
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Like India's other ministries, defence is run by rotating civil servants and political appointees more focused on ballot boxes than ballistics.
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China also flies thousands of Africa's ruling-party officials, civil servants and trade unionists to attend political-training schools in China.
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"Every day they arrest minor civil servants who took $25,000 but those who made $15m, where are they?" asks Mr Eskander.
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He was educated at the Ecole Nationale d'Adminstration—ENA—alma mater of many of the republic's top civil servants and politicians.
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Annual leave was suspended for more than 3 million civil servants, while close to 3,000 judges and prosecutors have been suspended.
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As part of the deal, Rio could offer a voluntary dismissal plan to civil servants to cut its ballooning payroll bills.
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His success leading the nearly 2628,28503-person agency largely depends on the performance of VA's thousands of supervisory federal civil servants.
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Once the shutdown ended, so too did the public's interest in the toll it took on civil servants and their families.
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Civil servants have frequently been paid late, and long lines form at the banks as people try to withdraw their cash.
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It's not the blue-collar civil servants in law enforcement or the working-class and poor communities, which are aggressively patrolled.
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The numbers are staggering: 80,000 civil servants have been suspended from their jobs, more than 2,20133 of them judges or prosecutors.
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Civil servants earning more than that, including cabinet ministers, will have their wages cut by half, he told a news conference.
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After 373 years in office, he remains a singularly polarizing figure, jailing journalists and overseeing a massive purge of civil servants.
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In 1932, a marriage ban was introduced that forced women who worked as teachers or civil servants to retire upon marriage.
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"Among the respondents were farmers, doctors, civil servants, care workers, bank clerks, accountants, electricians and company directors," according to the study.
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"Discontent and worry are spreading very quickly," said Jean-Marc Canon of UGFF-CGT, one of the largest civil servants' unions.
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Amid the destruction of public services, Jensen said that many civil servants have thanklessly continued carrying out their jobs without payment.
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On Wednesday, many civil servants, who have not been paid their June salaries, reported to work after being threatened with dismissal.
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"We are concerned this may set a precedent where civil servants" may pause and refrain from using certain language, she said.
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Government departments were working on more than 500 Brexit-related projects and might require an additional 30,000 civil servants, it said.
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The German military is making preparations to help tackle the coronavirus crisis should other civil servants become overwhelmed with the outbreak.
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"Pension reform is aimed at combating privileges," Mr. Temer said, pointing to the benefits politicians and high-level civil servants get.
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French law allows civil servants to work for private companies for a limited number of years before returning to public administration.
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It's reminiscent of the Nixon-era Malek Manual that came complete with techniques for dealing with suspected disloyal career civil servants.
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It has a staff of nearly 200 people, mostly career civil servants and military officers detailed from places like the CIA.
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Staff at the Brooklyn Academy of Music belong to a UAW local, as do casino workers and civil servants in Michigan.
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For years, they have earned less than regular civil servants and often complain they are shunted into careers they didn't choose.
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I felt the way I imagine civil servants today do: The country I loved serving wasn't living up to its ideals.
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She appealed to the federal Merit Systems Protection Board, an independent, bipartisan board charged with safeguarding the rights of civil servants.
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Civil servants' salaries rose by about 40% in real terms over the past 12 years, while their number grew by 170,000.
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This includes conducting exercises for policymakers and civil servants, including members of the government, and cybersecurity awareness courses in Estonian schools.
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He has regularly berated civil servants as corrupt and incompetent in contrast to his squeaky clean, "can-do" style of management.
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Teachers, judges, prosecutors, academics, civil servants and journalists have been taken from their homes after dawn raids by the counterterror police.
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More than 50,000 people, including security officials, military personnel and civil servants, have been detained in the aftermath of the coup.
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In the United States, civil servants can be most influential by staying apolitical, which allows them to influence policy from within.
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The mall is full of the city's middle class: hairdressers, students — and at one table, a quartet of female civil servants.
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In this case, the new study included more than 8,200 London-based civil servants, over two-thirds male and predominantly white.
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But it is jarring for an administration in power to claim that civil servants are actively working to subvert the government.
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He said 95,950 people had been suspended from their positions so far, of which 16,000 civil servants had since been reinstated.
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"This will effectively improve the working and living conditions of civil servants and soldiers based in Sansha city," the report added.
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They charged up to $380 per hour for work traditionally handled by dozens of career civil servants in CMS's communications department.
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In October, the government stopped paying civil servants, prompting strikes from sanitation workers and leading to garbage pileups and septic backups.
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They are a dangerous combination of superstrong — they are tightly controlled institutions that have few career civil servants — and super-weak.
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In this way, female civil servants represented an economic and social threat to traditional notions of American masculinity tied to breadwinning.
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In April, Germany's lower house of parliament approved a draft law preventing civil servants from wearing face veils while at work.
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Thousands of civil servants, security personnel and medics have been conducting drills in preparation for the pilgrimage, which officially starts this week.
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New ministers have claimed office but civil servants remain wary of putting their signature to anything, in case the administration changes again.
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There was a natural proclivity to mathematics in our family, going back for generations, with a lot of accountants and civil servants.
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For example, he said, a law on government salaries runs afoul of the Basic Law by discriminating against low-level civil servants.
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As prime minister and, before that, as chief minister of Gujarat, he has relied on a small band of trusted civil servants.
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With Austria now run by a caretaker government of civil servants until a parliamentary election widely expected to be held on Sept.
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Trump transition team documents signal an impending witch hunt against government scientists and civil servants who have worked on climate change plans.
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Nearly 90,000 civil servants were dismissed; hundreds of media outlets and NGOs were closed down and journalists, activists and MPs were detained.
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He cited high fuel duties, insufficient investment in roads and a requirement that vehicle roadworthiness tests were conducted only by civil servants.
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Civil servants in the petroleum ministry (one of a handful of fuel ministries) talk of turning India into a gas-based economy.
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Civil servants entertained a tongue-in-cheek plan to move them to Northern Ireland, providing a "possibly happy outcome to the uncertainties".
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Even Rwanda, with no great commodity riches, is soliciting patriotic donations to build its own (civil servants coughed up $2.5m last year).
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Civil servants need to be talking to investors about their frustrations with the status quo and what they want from their technology.
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Both of his parents are civil servants in Selimbau, a village in West Kalimantan, a province in the Indonesian part of Borneo.
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A government is forced to choose between its debtors and others with a claim on its money, like civil servants and pensioners.
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The cleverest computer scientists dream of IPOs, and senior politicians and civil servants cash in when they retire with private-sector jobs.
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The 2016 reform has improved the sustainability of the civil servants' pension system and reduced its long-term cost for the budget.
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Those leaks may well have been payback from Home Office civil servants, whom Ms Rudd originally tried to blame for the scandal.
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Mr Najib has offered big voting groups, such as civil servants, billions of ringgit in bonuses and other goodies to soothe them.
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Youssef Chahed, the prime minister, has proposed sweeping austerity measures, such as firing civil servants, raising taxes and suspending investment in infrastructure.
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Since the failed coup attempt, some 50,000 people including journalists, opposition figures, civil servants and others have been detained in the crackdown.
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We're thrilled to announce Homeland Security Assistant Director Jeanette Manfra, Manfra is one of the federal government's most experienced cybersecurity civil servants.
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Turkish authorities had already dismissed around 160,000 civil servants since the failed military intervention, the U.N. human rights office said in March.
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"(But) his network of regional politicians, local civil servants, and business people has been weakened and disrupted over the years," she said.
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Ramaphosa's second headache came from an investigation report by an advocate with powers enshrined in the constitution to probe civil servants' conduct.
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But it also does not excuse Congress's blind eye toward their own failures and the continued scapegoating of competent career civil servants.
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Civil servants attached to the local government secretariat now work under an acacia tree just outside the ruins of their former offices.
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The ruling came after some civil servants claimed installments were being deducted directly from their accounts and not from the state's payroll.
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About 28,2000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and teachers have been suspended, detained or are under investigation since Friday's military coup attempt.
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But Denmark's prison system is overseen by highly trained and experienced civil servants who have worked for years in our penitentiary system.
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A law to cut civil servants' lunch break to one hour to allow them to go home earlier has been widely ignored.
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The economy ministry said some 14 percent of state civil servants had been on strike and just 9.5 percent in local administration.
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But the measures were not enough to stop the board representing civil servants in Zimbabwe, the Apex Council, from calling Wednesday's strike.
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Since then, Austria has been led by a provisional government of civil servants ahead of a parliamentary election scheduled for September 29.
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EIA's methods are far more sophisticated than a shadow-seeking rodent, and its dedicated civil servants strive each year to improve them.
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Mr. Erdogan has imposed a sweeping purge, labeling tens of thousands of civil servants and others as potential enemies of the state.
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Participants in the movement are making unrealistic demands and vilifying civil servants who are implementing a policy promulgated by U.S. elected officials.
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"We owe it to our civil servants to mitigate the impact of funding lapses over which they have no control," they said.
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And such regulations will need to be consistent with the laws that protect civil servants or they will be overturned by courts.
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He said he had not defended the ambassador more because he did not think civil servants should be dragged into political disputes.
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Civil servants who think that they have been mistreated can appeal to a semi-judicial agency called the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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Nothing about the delay, however, merits the misleading attack levied on career civil servants in an April 24 column in The Hill.
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Employee advocates, meanwhile, warn that the ability to fire workers at will could cripple a government that's run by career civil servants.
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After 2003, a de-Baathification program stripped hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civil servants of their jobs, including doctors and teachers.
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Since 2014, the east has hired thousands of soldiers and civil servants to staff its new government ministries, whose salaries it pays.
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Over the past 25 years, I've worked closely with hundreds of Foreign Service officers and civil servants through Democratic and Republican administrations.
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Mr. De Lestrade doesn't present them as Hollywood-style saints, but as conscientious civil servants who are extraordinary primarily in their doggedness.
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The civil servants' union is up in arms over the outrageous notion that public employees should be subjected to a performance evaluation.
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"One year ago, Israeli officials would've told you, no way they'll authorize a transfer of cash for Hamas civil servants," she said.
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This time last year, its grand lobby bustled with lawmakers, lobbyists and civil servants, but this week it is empty and lifeless.
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"Civil servants are under a lot of pressure," said Bronwen Maddox, director of the Institute for Government, a think tank in London.
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Go deeper: Civil servants join unrest as tens of thousands protest in Hong Kong Beijing and Moscow stare down pro-democracy protests
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Earlier, he offered significant pay raises to civil servants, who are mostly ethnically Malay rather than from Malaysia's Chinese or Indian minorities.
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Civil servants in Hong Kong have been working from home for weeks, since the Lunar New Year holiday ended in late January.
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In the meantime, he spends most days at home, in search of proof that well-placed civil servants targeted him for destruction.
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Trump's cronies will feel freer to break the law, and nonpartisan civil servants less likely to blow the whistle when they do.
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He was criticized for passing a reconciliation law that granted amnesty to former officials and civil servants of the Ben Ali era.
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Speaking to reporters this week, Erdogan said that regulations requiring ballot box officials to be civil servants had not been met everywhere.
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Today's civil servants spend much more time in the public spotlight, being second-guessed every minute on Twitter and on cable news.
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No matter who is in the White House, however, civil servants in the Labor Department collect and analyze data the same way.
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Civil servants, firemen, bus drivers and many more have backed one of the protesters' chief demands: an independent inquiry into the crisis.
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Anodyne in some ways, the point makes a statement central to the identity of so many civil servants who populate every administration.
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Mr. Erdogan can now appoint ministers himself, issue decrees, make crucial appointments in the judiciary, and authorize investigations of individual civil servants.
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"Once again, French civil servants are making things worse," said Laurent Damour, en route to London for a few days of vacation.
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Following the coup, Erdoğan unleashed a wide-ranging purge and threw tens of thousands of soldiers, teachers, and civil servants in jail.
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The broader signal is clear too: civil servants have to toe the government line and hide uncomfortable facts and challenging questions from ministers.
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Singapore started to cut web access for civil servants in 2016 to guard against cyberattacks, but stopped short of including public healthcare institutions.
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But these orders have to be signed off by incredibly high-ranking police officers and civil servants—or the Director General of MI5.
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Under the plan, companies and unions - instead of civil servants at the Education Ministry - will jointly define qualifications needed for vocational training courses.
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So they need eurozone-wide taxes, a eurozone treasury, an elected eurozone president, a eurozone parliament, and eurozone civil servants to manage expenditures.
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The City of Paris heads CMP's board of administrators, defines its overall mission and strategy, and appoints civil servants to key management positions.
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The ecstatic crowd, which was composed mainly of civil servants and second- and third-ranking politicians sent on behalf of their ministers, applauded.
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She is in Turkey in 1915, when two civil servants write the documents that enable the deportation—and subsequent massacre—of 10,000 Armenians.
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The state of Rio supports more public-sector pensioners than working civil servants; for every police colonel on active duty five are retired.
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State pensions are often excluded from generous exemptions but Cyprus taxes all pensions at 5%, making it particularly attractive for retired civil servants.
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All of this would be subject to the miles-long queues at Channel ports which British civil servants have warned Brexit could cause.
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It has been burning through its dollar reserves at such a clip that earlier this year it seemed unable to pay civil servants.
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It is encouraging elderly people to keep working and is debating raising the retirement age for civil servants by five years, to 65.
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As significant is the rise of mid-size farms (those between five and 100 hectares), often owned by civil servants in the cities.
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Details of the officials' careers have been corroborated through interviews with over a dozen former officials and civil servants and official public records.
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The central bank in Tripoli, which processes the oil and gas revenues, pays civil servants in the while country but not the LNA.
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Many civil servants, however, were apprehensive about identifying themselves, with many speaking anonymously or asking for only their first name to be used.
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It refers to an alleged shadowy entity of civil servants that coordinates efforts and policies behind-the-scenes to delegitimize the Trump administration.
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On January 4th an executive order, leaked to the press, banned all female civil servants from leaving their hair uncovered during working hours.
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Starting next January, 27 million Japanese, including housewives and civil servants, will be newly eligible to set up private defined-contribution pension accounts.
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They should give a political endorsement to the efforts of scores of civil servants and give a joint news conference on the results.
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Leaks are often produced by desperate civil servants who have no other option left other than to take their story to the press.
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The hackers buying personal details of election officials were concentrating on civil servants and employees who keep the commission's equipment running, he said.
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Such fragmentation strains poor countries, both because of the endless report-writing and because civil servants are hired away to manage donors' projects.
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Rather than avoiding religious engagement, governments need to provide training for their foreign and civil servants on how to work with religious communities.
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The new top team has five women and five men, including a Muslim Socialist lawmaker, a center-right politician, civil servants and businessmen.
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It said Muscat has wide powers of appointment, including senior civil servants, the head of police and the attorney general, judges and magistrates.
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In a statement, the cabinet limited the bonus that civil servants can earn for working overtime and capped annual leave at 30 days.
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The legislation also raises the retirement eligibility age to 65 starting in 2026, eliminating current options for civil servants to take earlier retirement.
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These bodies, in turn, appoint and confirm a number of civil servants, as well as members of groups such as the European Commission.
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For starters, the people who generate the numbers are all career civil servants who have churned out reports for both Republicans and Democrats.
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The chief secretaries, the most senior civil servants in the states, have been ordered to appear before the Supreme Court on April 26.
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"This is an extraordinary claim and I'm amazed that treasury civil servants would be prepared to make it," Leadsom said in a statement.
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A group of executives, ministers and civil servants are aiming to set up a special group to rebuild ties with Theresa May's administration.
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The Office of Personnel Management has adopted a system of interim payments for retiring federal civil servants called the automated front end process.
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Indeed, even the more apolitical federal agencies are now behaving more like Trump Organization subsidiaries than civil servants working in the public interest.
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"That's very scary if you are relying on civil servants to stand up to political appointees to do the right things," he said.
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Presidents compete with numerous actors — Congress, the courts, interest groups, political appointees in the departments and agencies, and career civil servants — for influence.
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He has demanded a police inquiry to vindicate him and accused one of the country's top civil servants of having conducted a vendetta.
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Peru's Justice Ministry insists that the pardon was legally and procedurally sound, but at least three senior civil servants have resigned in protest.
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Tens of millions of Chinese workers, students and civil servants are now using Study the Great Nation, often under pressure from the government.
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Later it seemed White House spokesman Hogan Gidley upped the ante to suggest they would be looking at career civil servants as well.
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The area essentially functions as a state separate from the rest of Kosovo — with its own school system, civil servants and cellphone provider.
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It was set in motion by civil servants — whistle-blowers from the intelligence community, now supported by National Security Council staffers and diplomats.
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Lawmakers in states across the country can and should work to guarantee worker voting rights for our hardworking civil servants and public employees.
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Indonesia aims to begin construction of the new capital in 2021 and 1.5 million civil servants are expected to start moving by 2024.
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On Thursday, Mr. Rajoy told Catalonia's mayors, elected officials and civil servants that their duty was to "prevent or paralyze" an illegal referendum.
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They come from hardened national security experts, many of them Republican, who have worked as civil servants in both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Before being overthrown in another coup, he jailed hundreds of people, made tardy civil servants do frog jumps and had three men executed.
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Some are tied to a company (like the national railway company), to a status (like civil servants) or to a profession (like lawyers).
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In many cases, the Houthis have installed their loyalists as overseers, giving militants with few qualifications authority over civil servants with significant experience.
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The people who contributed to the whistleblower report are no doubt longstanding, competent civil servants, who've worked for Democratic and Republican presidents alike.
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Rohingya could no longer join the military, become civil servants, or travel freely throughout the state, let alone the rest of the country.
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The economy ministry said some just 14 percent of state civil servants had been on strike and just 9.5 percent in local administration.
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But today, before anything more breaks, my faith in career civil servants is strong and my trust in this nation's weather enterprise stronger.
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The measure rightly brings the BBC in line with the rest of the public sector, where civil servants above the threshold are named.
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" He added that should the tax come into place, civil servants would end up working on implementing it, rather than focusing on trade post-Brexit: "It seems to me inconceivable that the small number of civil servants with expertise in excise duties within HMRC would, at this time, be working on the sugar levy and not on the replacement for the customs union.
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Though not linked to the current purge of civil servants, Turkey's most capable managers of the economy have over recent years diminished in number.
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His government is likely to raise the retirement age for civil servants from 60 to 65, and to encourage companies to do the same.
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The drive to root out corruption has felled ministers, the head of government's anti-graft body, the tax chief and thousands of civil servants.
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Analysts have said it could also make it harder for Fillon to stick to a platform of spending cuts and firing of civil servants.
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British curators can be a bloody-minded lot and the wily ways of civil servants in Whitehall are hard for a foreigner to fathom.
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The work is being carried out by mostly civil servants and not political appointees and has not been shaped or changed by Trump's aides.
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Elsewhere in the government, to the credit of agencies like the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department, civil servants are doing just that.
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Zambia used revenue from copper to increase the salaries of civil servants but did not invest in potential growth industries, like tourism and agriculture.
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He obtained some 300 indictments and won about 19653 convictions, but most were on minor charges against police officers and low-level civil servants.
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The reasons include inefficiency or corruption in procurement, as well as paying low-ranking civil servants more than private-sector workers in similar jobs.
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Civil servants at the Shaab café in Sulaimaniyah complained Mr Barzani had called the referendum as a smokescreen to hide his government's internal woes.
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When he faced protests in 2011 Mr Bouteflika bought his way out of trouble with subsidies, pay rises for civil servants and other handouts.
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Aadhaar IDs provide a quick, easy and theoretically foolproof way for civil servants and firms to know for sure with whom they are dealing.
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Lopez Obrador says rooting out corruption will free up billions of dollars, while he intends to save more with pay cuts for civil servants.
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It remains to been seen if civil servants in the South will be paid, which would increase the gap with the North, he said.
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The banks in turn credit it with electronic dollars, which it uses to pay civil servants, whose wages consume about 90% of government revenues.
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Qatar's official news agency said the donated money would benefit 27,000 civil servants out of over 40,000 public servants hired by Hamas since 2007.
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It has purloined everything from the plans for the F-22018, an advanced fighter jet, to a database of millions of American civil servants.
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They also want civil servants, teachers, students at schools and universities, judges and witnesses in court to be banned from wearing the full veil.
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NSPK, which was created by the central bank, has received a boost from legislation obliging civil servants to receive their salaries on Mir cards.
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PARIS (Reuters Breakingviews) - Europe's venture capitalists sometimes joke that they're glorified civil servants, since government agencies are still the largest contributors to many funds.
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A series of articles have portrayed dysfunction at the department, which remains understaffed, and deep uneasiness among foreign service officers and career civil servants.
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Senior military officers, like all military personnel (and civil servants, too), swear an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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Several thousand soldiers have been expelled from the army and more than 100,000 people including civil servants, teachers, journalists and soldiers suspended or sacked.
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Civil servants dressed in black and white, the official colors of mourning, lined the streets to the palace as the new king's convoy passed.
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In total, Turkey has arrested some 160,000 people and dismissed nearly the same number of civil servants since the coup, the United Nations says.
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The legal status is moderate because, according to company law, the company can be liquidated or made bankrupt and employees are not civil servants.
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Civil servants no longer hope to get their salaries on time, and in some places their already meagre pay has been slashed by half.
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A law passed in 2014 allowed citizens to look up salaries of civil servants; it turned out that several were drawing more than one.
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The best way to shrink the government would be to appoint loyalists to key positions, so that they could then fire career civil servants.
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The training centers will teach millions of students, doctors, civil servants and others survival skills, first aid, and Indonesian history - but no weapons training.
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As such, only about 20 civil servants in London now have experience of these complex tugs-of-war, according to an initial government review.
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Turkey has sacked or suspended more than 100,000 soldiers, police and civil servants since the failed coup on suspicion of links to Gulen's network.
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Later, civil servants come to refuel their pampered cars, college graduates buy cigarettes and sun-creased panhandlers collect coins for their next beer buzz.
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But many factors contribute to long lines, and the administrators, mostly civil servants, tend to be focused on improving voter experience at the polls.
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Given the scale and complexity of the services Americans take for granted from their government, professional, nonpartisan civil servants do a pretty good job.
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Senior civil servants, who were used to boisterous meetings in Cameron's Downing Street, were struck by the formality and quietness of working with May.
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Under the latest decrees, published in the government's Official Gazette, more than 900 civil servants from ministries, public institutions and the military were dismissed.
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Private broadcaster Haberturk said the YSK had ruled to re-run elections on the grounds that some ballot box officials were not civil servants.
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Greater control over agencies, spending, and the appointment of civil servants has allowed governors of the island to circumvent legislative oversight across numerous fronts.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey dismissed more than 7,000 police, civil servants and academics on Friday, the eve of the anniversary of last year's attempted coup.
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Some charged up to $380 an hour for work typically handled by career civil servants in the agency&aposs communications department, that report said.
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The purges of teachers and civil servants with suspected links to the P.K.K. can be done without parliamentary approval under the state of emergency.
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The price tag includes new government offices and homes for about 1.5 million civil servants expected to pack up and start moving in 2024.
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Turkish authorities have suspended, detained or placed under investigation more than 20023,000 soldiers, police, judges, teachers, civil servants and others in the past week.
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It also includes the blood shed by the more than 3,000 civil servants who gave their last full measure of devotion for this nation.
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A total of some 150,000 people, mainly civil servants, security personnel and academics have been suspended or sacked as part of a related crackdown.
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More than 110,000 judges, teachers, police and civil servants have been detained or suspended in a response that critics say is quashing legitimate opposition.
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Already, tens of thousands of civil servants, journalists, educators, and others have been fired in purges sweeping the nation, and thousands have been arrested.
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Local media reports that the state owes thousands of naira to pensioners and civil servants in the state, but Okorocha has dismissed the allegations.
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In plainer language, Mr. Blakeley was one of those important but anonymous civil servants down the chain of command where the buck really stops.
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"In Indonesia, Salafi ideology has penetrated urban and rural, civil servants and villagers," said Din Wahid, a theologian at Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University.
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Turkish authorities have suspended, detained or placed under investigation more than 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, teachers, civil servants and others in the past week.
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Johnson's senior adviser, Dominic Cummings, has long been critical of some civil servants and has encouraged a shake-up in how government is run.
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And criminal groups are able to fill the pockets of notoriously underpaid policemen and other civil servants — often providing the wrong kind of incentives.
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By the end of the first 100 days, civil servants and other professionals were busy proving that they had no Jews in their families.
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Mr. Philippe also said the state would fire civil servants or military personnel "whose behavior" carried risks of "engagement in a process of radicalization."
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Johnson's senior adviser, Dominic Cummings, has long been critical of some civil servants and has encouraged a shake-up in how government is run.
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Civil servants have been leaving at an accelerated pace, and crucial agencies, like the State Department and the Environmental Protection Agency, have hemorrhaged talent.
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One invests on behalf of retirees of a state-controlled information technology firm; the other manages the pensions for civil servants in Tocantins State.
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These are the aides, policy experts, and managers who act as go-betweens for leadership and the civil servants further down the food chain.
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"One-hundred percent true," he told the crowd, adding that he viewed civil servants as employees who should be carrying out the administration's policies.
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Corien Wortmann-Kool, the chairwoman of the 456 billion euro ABP civil servants fund, told Reuters she opposes pension cuts as "unnecessary" for now.
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The commission's independence would also be undermined by a requirement that it hire its staff from among civil servants rather than from outside government.
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That has left Mr. Mattis to rely on holdovers like Robert O. Work, the deputy defense secretary under Mr. Obama, and senior civil servants.
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To halt further economic collapse, salaries must be paid to the 1.2 million civil servants that are providing life-saving assistance across the country.
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Civil servants mainly wore black and white to the workout that General Prayuth hosted on the grounds of his palatial office complex on Wednesday.
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Since 2015, the government has shown it is willing and able to carry out contentious reforms, such as cuts to civil servants' financial allowances.
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The president of the Bavarian civil servants' union, Rolf Habermann, told Reuters employers should make an offer reflecting the strength of Germany's economic upswing.
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Almost all civil servants are expected to help public health officials over the next two days to get as many people vaccinated as possible.
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And many civil servants have not received salaries in more than a year, pushing many families that used to be middle class into poverty.
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During the colonial era, the British encouraged South Asian rice farmers, merchants and civil servants to migrate to what was then known as Burma.
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Women now make up nearly a third of civil servants, according to the foundation, and have been encouraged to become police officers and judges.
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Civil servants in Australia can criticise the country's government on Twitter, so long as they do it under a fake name and outside of work.
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Reuters reported late on Monday that as many 50,000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and teachers had been suspended or detained since the coup attempt.
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Since the failed coup, more than 150,000 civil servants have been purged and 77,000 people have been charged in a crackdown criticised by rights groups.
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It is staffed with 2,500 career civil servants who are responsible for compiling and publishing data on everything from prices to wages to workplace injuries.
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The agencies are manned by political Schedule C appointees (individuals who report to presidential appointees), and an army of civil servants working hand in hand.
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Social services were under stress, civil servants were going unpaid, and a city-owned firm that finances infrastructure had started to miss its debt payments.
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As a condition of the loans, Greece's government slashed spending, reducing the number of civil servants by 25% and cutting public sector wages by 30%.
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We should even consider a several-year bar after leaving office to employment in private sector jobs with potential conflicts of interest for civil servants.
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Savings from rural workers will total 92 billion reais, while savings from public sector civil servants will be 225 billion reais, up from 203 billion.
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The agency has trained 4,000 civil servants across Sweden to be on the lookout for "influence campaigns" meant to damage credibility in the country's democracy.
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"Civil servants at USCIS signed up for duties like helping US citizens sponsor close family members for green cards, not working for ICE," he said.
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And those people who are coming in will be here, civil servants, technically they'll be for not for a year or two but often decades.
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Tens of thousands of civil servants defied their bosses to stage a peaceful public protest saying that they serve the people, not the current leadership.
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Current legacy systems, paper-based processes, and on-premise infrastructures have become glaring areas of embarrassment and frustration for governments, civil servants and citizens alike.
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Though a report in the Times suggests insiders are doubtful that Whitehall civil servants will have the capacity to respond rapidly enough to online disinformation.
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In a crackdown on his suspected followers, more than 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and teachers have been suspended, detained or placed under investigation.
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France bars civil servants from wearing clothing indicating religious belief, such as a headscarf or a Jewish skullcap, but not employees in the private sector.
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"To empower our civil servants to best help others, the government must always operate more efficiently and more securely," the president said in a statement.
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But several civil servants and a minister have already lost their jobs over it, and the affair has become a rallying point for disenchanted voters.
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When two female civil servants made allegations against Mr Salmond last year, the Scottish government began an investigation, after which the police were called in.
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There are about 25 senior civil servants working in the prime minister's office, which under Modi has become the single most powerful department in government.
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In those days his signature move was blusukan: dropping in impromptu on idle civil servants or on ordinary Indonesians keen to talk about their concerns.
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The movement has garnered support from broad swaths of society, with teachers, rights groups, financial industry workers and even civil servants taking to the streets.
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Some 3,500 soldiers are ready for action and 4,000 civil servants have been told to down tools and move to new roles preparing for Brexit.
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Vice-President Aristobulo Isturiz announced civil servants only need to come in on Mondays and Tuesdays, unless they have "fundamental and necessary tasks" on Wednesday.
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In secular France, civil servants cannot wear hair-covering veils during working hours and face-covering veils are banned for everybody in the public space.
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Benefits are not quite so generous for those who have retired more recently, but civil servants can still stop work with lavish benefits at 55.
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There's a lot of it, it's happening quickly, and it seems to come not just from disaffected civil servants but also from Trump's closest aides.
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Now, the one thing that we don&apost want and no American should want is for civil servants to be fired because of political pressure.
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Moreover, nearly 22.3,21 civil servants have been dismissed, while hundreds of media outlets and NGOs were closed down and journalists, activists and lawmakers were detained.
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It is mostly frequented by New Delhi's politicians, lawyers, top civil servants and journalists – all the ingredients for a gossiping, plotting, whispering and tweeting elite.
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He also ordered the country's 3.6 million civil servants to tidy up their offices, sending truckloads of decaying files, furniture, and computers to the dump.
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But cultural and workplace expectations are difficult to change overnight, and civil servants say the government also needs to get its own house in order.
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The mid-level bureaucrats act as a link between political leadership and over two million career civil servants who tend to work for multiple administrations.
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The region is billions of dollars in debt and public salaries have been steeply cut since 2014, particularly affecting civil servants, Peshmerga fighters and teachers.
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There are even worrying hints that independent hiring and promotion systems that should shield civil servants from shifts in political fortunes are somehow being subverted.
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Civil servants, retired people and students are not giving up as they look anxiously towards a proposed overhaul of the employment insurance and pension systems.
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His words will send shivers down the spines of senior civil servants who are already struggling to find additional savings after years of deep cuts.
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Turkish authorities have detained 160,000 since the failed coup and sacked a similar number of civil servants, according to a United Nations report this year.
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The ruling comes as a relief to organized labor because unionized civil servants in states without right-to-work laws comprise its main power base.
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The Omani side has conveyed to Mekhlafi the Houthis' willingness to accept this plan but also its insistence that civil servants' salaries be paid first.
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In a crackdown on Gulen's suspected followers, more than 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and educators have been suspended, detained or placed under investigation.
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The left-wing Syriza government's policy of taking the moral high ground on asylum-seekers, while admirable, has made things harder for Greek civil servants.
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The awards, popularly known as "Sammies" are considered the "Oscars of government service" and recognize those civil servants who have stood out with their contributions.
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Turkish authorities have suspended, detained or placed under investigation more than 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, teachers, civil servants and others since a failed military coup.
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Civil servants work to advance the public good and not enrich themselves, and want to believe that their leadership is guided by the same principle.
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Images from Gaza over the weekend showed Palestinians civil servants lining up to receive the cash, with some people fanning $100 bills in their hands.
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Hong Kong and Macau society, especially civil servants and young people, must improve their "patriotic spirit" and knowledge of China's history and culture, Shen added.
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"Please indicate names of people serving in those roles and status (political or career)," the email said, referring to political appointees and career civil servants.
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Pensions for civil servants could default by 2030, teachers by 2031, and other workers by 2048, government data shows, if the system is not reformed.
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Already, tens of thousands of soldiers, educators and civil servants have been dismissed or suspended on suspicion of complicity in the coup attempt last week.
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Her parents — both retired civil servants — wanted her to work for a few years in her steady job and then, perhaps, go to graduate school.
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Vindman and Williams, two career civil servants, stood to take the oath to tell the whole truth as they testify about Trump's contacts with Ukraine.
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In a crackdown on Gulen's suspected followers, more than 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and teachers have been suspended, detained or placed under investigation.
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Civil servants at the agencies are not going to be enthusiastic about rolling back the regulatory efforts they had previously worked to put in place.
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In Spain, the center-right government restored before elections in December part of an annual 21th month bonus paid to civil servants canceled in 10.
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Bavaria's state pension fund for civil servants lost as much as 700,000 euros ($783,580.00) after Volkswagen (VW) shares plunged in the wake of the Sept.
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Trump's transition advisers fear that Obama may convert these appointees to civil servants, who have more job security than officials who have been politically appointed.
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Still, unions and Democrats on Capitol Hill saw the president's call for a pay freeze — shortly before Labor Day — as an attack on civil servants.
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Waves of infection On March 2, after several weeks of working from home, the majority of Hong Kong's 180,000 civil servants returned to their offices.
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If the main reason you need an AR-15 is to murder civil servants and elected officials, you shouldn't have it in the first place.
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VIRGINIA BEACH — Eleven of them were civil servants, the kind of people who worked on construction projects and water quality and right of way issues.
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Further, he shows how a functioning economy depends on civil servants using the best data and science available to provide vital services to all Americans.
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When a program scales, it has to hire and train many new people — or in some cases transition to using government resources and civil servants.
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What's changed: Thousands of Hong Kong civil servants joined more than 40,000 protestors — a number provided by organizers — to demonstrate against the government on Friday.
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The naturalization process would mean difficult and expensive paperwork for service members and civil servants posted abroad for long periods of time, according to experts.
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Foreign service officers and civil servants burst into laughter and applause, with many nodding, after Tillerson observed that Washington can be a mean-spirited place.
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He told NPR that he first wants to embark on a departmentwide listening mission to hear what his diplomats and civil servants have to say.
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Turkey has detained 160,000 people and dismissed nearly the same number of civil servants over suspected coup links, according to the U.N. human rights office.
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Its flag-waving crowds swelled with civil servants, employees of state-owned companies and other Cairo residents bused to the rally or ordered to go.
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Turkey has detained 160,000 people and dismissed nearly the same number of civil servants since the putsch, the U.N. human rights office said in March.
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We discussed how nonpartisan civil servants have at times objected to Trump's attempts to use the mechanism of the US government to pursue conspiracy theories.
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The members are public servants, civil servants, the employees of the General Services Administration (GSA), the civil service, and a whole cadre of first responders.
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Women often experience petty corruption in their daily lives at the hands of low-level civil servants who exploit mothers seeking social services, Ferreria said.
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Again, some of this might sound attractive: too many civil servants live in a Whitehall bubble and too many managers overpay themselves for spouting claptrap.
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This obscure authority, known as the Holman Rule, is certain to frighten career civil servants who have worked on politically fraught issues like climate change.
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Jakarta disbursed 133 trillion rupiah ($2.26 billion) in central government spending in January, mostly for social programmes and salaries for civil servants, the minister said.
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Aside from firing a large number of civil servants, only three decisions have actually been put in practice: one offensive, one absurd and another praiseworthy.
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Returning to a system in which F.D.A. commissioners are civil servants is perhaps a first step, but it needs to be the first of many.
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It helps explain why even decorated civil servants like John Brennan at best remained silent about, and at worst participated in, the CIA's torture regime.
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"Normal running of government is going on because the permanent secretaries (senior civil servants) are running the ministries until the ministers are appointed," he said.
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