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A popular saying that the civil servants pretended to work while the state pretended to pay them expressed this grim reality.
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As part of a 15-month economic emergency plan he announced pay cuts for the military, police, civil servants and the private sector.
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Both the parent-care leave and compassionate leave will come under the existing set of unrecorded leave for civil servants.
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Burns describes long hours drafting and agreeing complex submissions within punishing deadlines that civil servants themselves would never put up with.
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An electrician becomes a politician, schoolboys become truckers and contractors, middle-aged civil servants retire and old people take their departures.
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The party was founded in 1987, as a single-issue party from demanding equality of state pension provision between civil servants and all other citizens.
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The pub landlords, became civil servants, were instructed to follow a disinterested management policy and not allow people to get drunk in the pubs.
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In 2007, authorities continued to enforce a long-term ban on the wearing of headscarves by students at universities and by civil servants in public buildings.
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The offenders included civil servants, businesspersons, and laborers.
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Some civil servants have faced disciplinary actions but more often the punishments are lighter than the gravity of the foul up.
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