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Worst civil servants are facing the sack in overhaul of Britain's army of Whitehall bureaucrats

May 11, 2012

The government wants to change the culture in which 'lazy' staff can hold on to their jobs, along with generous salaries, easy hours and pension perks. full story

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Worst civil servants are facing the sack in overhaul of Britain's army of Whitehall bureaucrats

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