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She is almost a bit of half decent bird-age.
Ie almost a fitty
a.l.m.o.s.t
Ie almost a fitty
a.l.m.o.s.t
Priti Stick.
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Surely the private sector would just pick up the slack and do everything 1000x times better?
(This is what Tories actually believe...)
nah, they would just contract out to their eton mates for 1000x the cost and half the productivity, that's what they mean by giving stuff to the private sector. The "real" private sector, you wouldn't get away with the **** that the "tory contract" private sector is able to pull off.
And then be amazed that the private sector they've contracted out costs more despite paying the staff less and using zero hours contracts, whilst being far worse at the job (because they don't train the staff/keep the staff long enough to learn anything).
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We don't have all the information but we know she shouted and swore at workers which is unacceptable I think.
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My sister works in the Civil Service and is very 'does not suffer fools gladly' when it comes to work and getting stuff done. She cannot believe how utterly pathetic so many of the uni-educated people in her department are when it comes to not being able to take criticism or throwing tantrums over not getting their way with trivial things, it's like they're stuck in perpetual Kevin-esque adolescence, with many of them only caring about moving across and up in the CS rather than actually doing a good job (which isn't surprising when you look at the salary levels).
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I know quite a few civil service folk, and while a decent amount are actually competent - an absolute ****** load are complete windowlickers.
There really is a lot of muppets in the CS - MPS included.
As for the vampire, well who knows...
There really is a lot of muppets in the CS - MPS included.
As for the vampire, well who knows...
The private sector is going to go the same way eventually due to recruiting practices that discriminate against those who are the best qualified in favour of diversity requirements.
she has one of his kids and will go public about the affair
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She is on of the few women and ethnic minorities in the cabinet, probably also why she hasn't been sacked.
she is there because she probably had Johnsons junk in her mouth at some point.......
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I know of 6 people that have been sacked in the last 3 years for various reasons. They are not missed.
It takes a while to build a case to get rid of someone but sometimes they just hand it over on a plate.
She has had to impose her will on a department known for its inability to change in order to get a bill prepared in time for brexit. A contentious bill no doubt, overturning 40 years of free movement between the UK and the rest of Europe. On the negative side she is a woman, not very physically imposing and she had to stand up to the home office mandarins and senior civil servants who i am sure were resistant to a few of her ideas. I am not surprised really if the language was robust at times and the required workload heavy. Some people were always bound to complain.
