Sentences with phrase «civil servants»

This guidance covers the conduct of civil servants in the run up to local, national, European elections.

The chairman said what the workers were demanding for was their rights as civil servants in accordance with labour laws.

Eight senior civil servants from the education sector have already been announced to help run regional schools commissioner offices.

There are thousands of civil servants who can provide the technical details about a policy.

Things that normally get you arrested, but now rank the action as civil servant of importance.

The health sector will receive # 60 million and the rest will be split between other departments, with civil servants in control of spending.

He observed that there was poor attendance of civil servants at the event and directed that they would have to queue behind their commissioners in subsequent presentations.

As it seemed likely to leave, it asked a former civil servant the same question.

What of the governors, ministers, top civil servants and local government officials?

The rest are all career civil servants whose jobs are not tied to a given administration.

I'm grateful to them and our other civil servants.

In fact, one study of British civil servants showed that bad cortisol rhythms killed more people than smoking, heart disease, diabetes, or obesity.

Civil servants do not have «the commercial expertise to compete with their counterparts in the private sector».

The proposal they issued to create a larger number of new civil servant positions so that the research system could absorb them is controversial.

The universities are saturated with civil servants whose focus is on teaching rather than original research.

The mounting workload on regional commissioners may be one reason why more civil servants are being appointed to work alongside them.

There are rules governing the extent to which civil servants can help politicians conduct analysis of policy proposals that could well end up in an election manifesto.

It won't be the side still complaining about civil servants and the referendum date.

The document drafted by civil servants also says that «ineffective spending» must be «closed down».

Six days a week we work for our businesses and on the seventh we become civil servants engaged in prohibition law enforcement.

The rules set out detailed guidance for civil servants giving evidence before select committees.

I'm retired after a 30 yr civil servant job.

«I see,» said the Israeli, though the Belgian found that his visitor's tone lacked the humility adopted by most civil servants when confronted by men of great wealth.

The biggest contributor to the coalition's efficiency savings drive was a cut in consultancy costs typically used to make civil servants more efficient, it has emerged.

Under the draft plans, the role of overseeing standards will fall entirely to eight appointed senior civil servants called regional schools commissioners.

However, the vast majority of professors do not wish to lose the essentially lifetime security of civil servant status.

The changes came after labor unions raised issues with the initial version of the amendment, which they said was far too broad in its scope and could impact lower level civil servants.

Essentially, he was accusing civil servants of trying to undermine the policy of the elected government.

Any politician or civil servant knows that such matters are part of the life - blood of politics.

It said the in - coming executive council of the state would be expected to work in conjunction with dedicated civil servants of the state for implementation of these plans.

By day I am a boring civil servant, but by night (and at weekends) I write stories.

The unnamed civil servant has been suspended pending an internal investigation after new evidence was brought to light.

Lack of detail at the outset cost hundreds if not thousands of hours of misery for the poor civil servants who dealt with it.

The company announced the appointment yesterday, adhering to the requirement that civil servants wait a year before joining an industry they helped regulate.

Special advisers are paid for by the public but unlike permanent civil servants they are appointed by parties and ministers and allowed to be partisan in their advice.

Most public sector workers including MPs, teachers and civil servants receive final salary pensions from age 60, so tend to retire earlier.

Civil servants complained that the central claims of the report were not backed up by the evidence within it.

Other attendees included academics, federal and provincial civil servants, and representatives of business and professional organizations.

It means funding the reception centres and sending our world class civil servants to help them where we can.

So now, civil servants acting on government instructions have started to question the financial management of the society.

For one thing, it's affiliated with huge government agencies employing large numbers of civil servant scientists.

That will force civil servants, police, and tax collectors alike to decide whose orders they are going to obey.

Have average civil servants changed their attitude towards corrupt practices?

And no, I'm not bashing civil servants — everyone in my family took tests and sat on lists and didn't get «appointed» based on who they know.