Union chiefs criticize Labour’s plan to cut civil service jobs, calling it a “recipe for disaster” amid a government push for “mutually agreed exits” for underperforming employees. The proposal, denounced as “Trumpian” by unions, aims to dismiss high-paid civil servants if no improvement is seen within six months, sparking backlash over perceived lack of engagement with staff and reliance on headline-grabbing tactics. Critics argue that political instability and lack of investment, rather than workforce issues, are key factors affecting public service efficiency.
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