okay. talk civil service. okay.alk about the allegations that have been made from some of your members in relation to the deputy prime minister dominic raab, you said in a previous interview that some civil servants were bullied , allegedly servants were bullied, allegedly and suffered mental health cnses. and suffered mental health crises . really? yeah i mean, the crises. really? yeah i mean, the cases i've been dealing with those individuals , it's taken those individuals, it's taken a lot for them to come forward with a complaint. it's not an easy thing to do to complain about a minister. it's never easy to challenge that sort of behaviour and they've done that because they absolutely devastating effect had on them. now that's been investigated . now that's been investigated. that's right. that that investigation concludes and concludes on the facts that people are bringing forward to . people are bringing forward to. but when i see stories that kind of belittle the conduct and suggest that civil servants are sn

okay. talk civil service. okay.alk about the allegations that have been made from some of your members in relation to the deputy prime minister dominic raab, you said in a previous interview that some civil servants were bullied , allegedly servants were bullied, allegedly and suffered mental health cnses. and suffered mental health crises . really? yeah i mean, the crises. really? yeah i mean, the cases i've been dealing with those individuals , it's taken those individuals, it's taken a lot for them to come forward with a complaint. it's not an easy thing to do to complain about a minister. it's never easy to challenge that sort of behaviour and they've done that because they absolutely devastating effect had on them. now that's been investigated . now that's been investigated. that's right. that that investigation concludes and concludes on the facts that people are bringing forward to . people are bringing forward to. but when i see stories that kind of belittle the conduct and suggest that civil servants are sn

employment of government employees was basically a section of the bill to amend and make permanent the civil service management law in the 10th parliament. it was almost the last year that the government gave time for the bill, and because it was satisfied with making it permanent, it was withdrawn as amended, but it did not succeed in the parliament. 10th and apparently involved when you want to say goodbye i want to continue the discussion from the viewers of one tv channel, which i am sure will be discussed on the khabar channel about what razavi had done today , and a section of a bill in the 10th parliament was approved because there was a difference of opinion between the government and the parliament and the government took the time to pass the bill that amended the management law and it was postponed to the next parliament. and today in the floor of the parliament, this plan was approved and edited more than 12 times more than 60 specialized meetings and meetings were held in the social commission in the specialized working group, and in fact, the topic of the same term was held in the shah

and sad news for employees and the civil service.uarter of people find that the government and public sector roles are a turn off in these sort of relationships . well, let's speak relationships. well, let's speak now to jemmy mclauchlan, who joins me live in the who conducted this polling. first of all, is it surprising to see that. so many people have actually had office relationships. well, what i was particularly interested in was looking at how different it was between the generations . so between the generations. so because over the last ten years, you've had the rise of dating apps, people said the metoo movement and you've had the pandemic all pandemic. now they've all affected romance in affected the office romance in their own different so their own different ways. so i was intrigued to was quite intrigued to see whether much it whether it will, how much it impacted . and actually, it was impacted. and actually, it was quite surprising that one in three z, so those under 24 three gen z, so those under 24 have had relation i

civil service who has told us one _ the senior civil service who has told us one in six have concerns told us one in six have concerns about the inappropriate conduct of ministers, — about the inappropriate conduct of ministers, bullying and harassment, they dont— ministers, bullying and harassment, they don't trust the system to deal with out _ they don't trust the system to deal with out. the prime minister had a chance _ with out. the prime minister had a chance to — with out. the prime minister had a chance to do something but refused to introduce an independent process so we _ to introduce an independent process so we have — to introduce an independent process so we have written to the health and safety _ so we have written to the health and safety in _ so we have written to the health and safety in to — so we have written to the health and safety in to calling for an investigation.— safety in to calling for an investigation. safety in to calling for an investi . ation. , ~ investigation. viewers will think olitics is investigation. viewers will think politics is tough, _ investi

do you think that civil service.hat it could be argued that the civil service are blocking off spending energy independent? quite likely, yes. it's this it might. well, it's the civil service. it's the lobbyists. it's sometimes our own party which is too scared to take a side. and i'm sorry, in politics you have to take a side. that's what it's all about. this isn't interesting, then, that you're and you can see interview in full on the car 26 youtube channel. lee anderson has so much to say . well, all i can say much to say. well, all i can say i can't really predict is that if i said he's going to be as plain spoken about the civil service and much else in life as a deputy chairman, other conservative party, it is going be a wild, interesting , fun be a wild, interesting, fun ride. it might not last long, but it's going to be really great art, value and. oh, the what? the farage moment we learn that it's been going on for a couple of years and. we know, of course, that the church of england has virtually been taken

of salah al bahr naft's authorities are excluded from the scope of the civil service management law.y are required to submit their total payments to the salary council for approval by the end of 402. until this moment , the approvals were important. the purpose of the subsidy, the subsidy, my colleagues, note 14, are currently discussing and reviewing , and god willing, we will inform you about the final summation . it was in hamadan province with at least the temperature is 16 degrees in the island and after that there will be rain in kurdistan province with a minimum temperature of 15 degrees below zero in the center of hamedan province with a minimum temperature of 14 degrees in safar island. currently, as you can see , we have extensive cloud cover in the sky of our country and parts of the west and northwest, as well as parts of bushehr , kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad provinces, parts of north khorasan, khorasan, razavi and semnan provinces have reported rain. again the rains in parts from the provinces of bushehr, fars, kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad, parts of chaharmahal and bakhtiar

do you think that civil service.hat it could be argued that the civil service are blocking off spending energy independent? quite likely, yes. it's this it might. well, it's the civil service. it's the lobbyists. it's sometimes our own party which is too scared to take a side. and i'm sorry, in politics you have to take a side. that's what it's all about. this isn't interesting, then, that you're and you can see interview in full on the car 26 youtube channel. lee anderson has so much to say . well, all i can say much to say. well, all i can say i can't really predict is that if i said he's going to be as plain spoken about the civil service and much else in life as a deputy chairman, other conservative party, it is going be a wild, interesting , fun be a wild, interesting, fun ride. it might not last long, but it's going to be really great art, value and. oh, the what? the farage moment we learn that it's been going on for a couple of years and. we know, of course, that the church of england has virtually been taken

and this is someone this civil service. someone in this civil service. is in civil this is someone in their civil service. that's politics service. i mean, that's politics obviously anything the government and directs its departments to do is to make look good and to give them some sort of political advantage. obviously it was a you know, it totally didn't work with afghanistan. do you think that there sort of there needs to be some sort of protection for in certain circumstances when comes to the civil service? again, it does sound if the office sound like as if the office previously know the top apparatchiks, the mandarins , apparatchiks, the mandarins, whatever would stand up for the civil for the civil servants . civil for the civil servants. they're much more politicised. they're much more politicised. the appointed by, you know, the prime minister or whoever is in power and then they're working for that politician rather than working for themselves , of working for themselves, of course, not what the civil course, is not what the civil servants are

and this is someone this civil service. someone in this civil service. is civil this is someone in their civil service. that's politics service. i mean, that's politics obviously anything the government and directs its departments to do is to make look good and to give them some sort of political advantage. obviously it was a you know, it totally didn't work with afghanistan. do you think that there some sort of there needs to be some sort of protection for in certain circumstances comes the circumstances when comes to the civil service? again, it does sound if the office sound like as if the office previously know the top apparatchiks, the mandarins , apparatchiks, the mandarins, whatever would stand up for the civil for the civil servants . civil for the civil servants. they're much more politicised. they're much more politicised. the appointed by, you know, the prime minister or whoever is in power and then they're working for that politician rather than working for themselves , of working for themselves, of course, what the civil course, is not what t

not just the civil service.en people like the media, they get carried away with stupid campaigns with these stupid campaigns trying of trying to get people out of offices a drink or offices for having a drink or whatever and they succeed. whatever is, and they succeed. well then get emboldened. well then they get emboldened. go as alex says, go then along as alex says, comes the next one. anyway i am going to take a bit of a break. i'll stop talking about bullying . i going to do whole sorry . i am going to do a whole sorry 60 change the tone entirely 60 and change the tone entirely because about almost half of all is pretty much cannot remember the last time we left out loud. while i was very sad and seen as it's friday and we've only got 10 minutes left, let's tell some jokes. let's see if we can lighten the mood, making sure that happens. going to our weekend with a smile on her face. shall we give me a joke and i'll see you into . hello there , i'm michelle hello there, i'm michelle dewberry and this is dewb

something somewhere, and now, according to the latest news in ukraine, they want to reform the civil servicee of the conditions of our european integration, as well as the reform of local self-government, but olena shulyak said that there are serious problems in the system of remuneration of civil servants, the basis of these changes is the change of the system of approaches to regulation of remuneration provided for in the draft law the introduction of a new classification of positions, an increase in salary in the payroll system, the plan well, it is the ministries of regional administration, what are you talking about, an increase in wages or a new philosophy in general, a new philosophy in the civil service, that is, i have not seen this yet her decisions or just her thoughts. i believe that now they are not dealing with that, really, we, er, well, it has not yet been considered in the verkhovna rada. perhaps only in the committee , a reform is clearly needed, or by such a method . if we are talking about the wage fund, by the way state officials, we see how much a minister receives, sev

do you want to do business, there are no questions, go there, do business , buy, sell, but the civil servicenk you, mr. ivan an extremely interesting and meaningful conversation, ivan stupak, always with high-quality, brilliant analytics, a military expert, a former employee of the security service of ukraine, let's move on. i also want to inform you, dear tv viewers, that the espresso tv channel, together with the outpost i.ua charity fund, continues to collect funds for the purchase of powerful portable battery stations with solar panels for our soldiers , we will transfer the first five stations to the 406th separate artillery brigade named after general khorunzov oleksiy almazov, we have everything to collect uah 616,000 thanks to you, 500-3488 has already been collected

go there , do business, buy, sell, but the civil service is the usa. always with high-quality, brilliant analytics , a military expert, a former employee of the security service of ukraine, we are moving on. i also want to inform you, dear tv viewers, that the espresso tv channel - together with the charity the forpost i.ua fund continues to collect funds for the purchase of powerful portable battery stations with solar panels for our soldiers , we will hand over the first five stations to the 406th artillery brigade named after general khorunzo oleksiy almazov, in total we need to collect uah 616,000, thanks to you, it has already been collected 500-3488 hryvnias, so dear tv viewers, i urge you to be active and help our armed forces , which actually protect us all, and now i will pass the floor to the newsroom and my colleague iryna koval will present the most important news i congratulate him. thank you, the forces of ukraine and help. in just a moment, i will tell you about the most interesting thing that happened at this moment in ukraine and in the world, so wait . news time on the

i have a pretty good chance with five children one will go into some sort of civil service. i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul, sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] >>> the tenderloin is home to families, immigrants, seniors, merchants, workers and the housed and unhoused who all deserve a thriving neighborhood to call home. the tenderloin initiative was launched to improve safety, reduce crime, connect people to services and increase investments in the neighborhood. as city and community-based partners, we work daily to make these changes a reality. we invite you to the tenderloin history, inclusivity make this neighborhood special. >> we're all citizens of san francisco and we deserve food, water, shelter, all of those things that any system would. >> what i find the most fulfilling about being in the tenderloin is that it's really basically a big family here and i love working and living here. >> [speaking foreign language] >> my hopes and dreams for the tenderloin are what any other community organizer would want for their community, safe, clean str

the civil service, senior members of a service to streamline procurement within the civil service . ce. they were introduced by tony blair back in 1997. and to be fair, subsequent have kept them because they streamline this process a lot . the this process a lot. the government says that the taxpayer actually saves 35% on every transaction used by these cards rather than a normal expenses system of form, filling and bureaucracy . these can and bureaucracy. these can actually save money if used correctly. so labour should be angry at the civil service, not the government. well, the interesting thing is that we've now got a compilation of all of these different items in one place. these have been published in a more transparent way and that's a good thing for journalism and for open . we can journalism and for open. we can see this money's going. now some of these purchases, you'd think legitimate and you'd think that the government for example in embassies around the world might want to be hosting hospitality. we might want throw a for party diplomats in washington, dc. one of these i

while i'm pushing congress in parallel to repeal civil service protections. while putting a pause on most bureaucratic protections. and of the agencies that we keep, we will take the majority of them and spread them out across the country. get them out of washington dc. make them more accountable to the people they are supposed to serve. that is probably why you are applauding. thank you for that. but i have a more tactical reason. i think that the government will work better if they are physically closer to the people they serve. but also, it's a tactic because even the ones that they would say you can't fire, we are knocking to do a remote work environment, they are so stuck in the swamp that they won't leave, you will -- you won't have to pay severance payments. this is first six months stuff. i don't think you can wait much longer. because they will swallow you. i'm worried that donald trump wanted to drain the swamp and i think in some ways the swamp trained him. it's not his fault, it's just a reality of how this administrative state eats its own. and t

centers , including the achievements of this term of the parliament in recent days, management of civil servicesand early retirement of government employees, taking steps to organize the administrative system. the fight against human trafficking, control and the national fight against tobacco, the facilitation of youth marriage, the stabilization of prices and the banning of gasoline were the approvals that were put into law during this period. the 8th parliament ended with 111 plans and 217 bills becoming legal and the commercialization of innovations. targeting subsidies, reforming the energy consumption pattern, organizing comprehensive and universal health services and dealing with financial corruption cases are part of the most important approvals of the 8th parliament. the four-year record of the 9th parliament shows that in this period, 655 plans and bills have been announced in the public forum . from the social insurance law of construction workers, the determination of the employment duties of teachers and obstacles to competitive production and the improvement of the country's financi

servants compared to the wider public sector in that there is no pay review body for most of the civil servicehan other parts of the ublic sector. . , . ., , public sector. the general secretary ofthe public sector. the general secretary of the public — public sector. the general secretary of the public and _ public sector. the general secretary of the public and commercial - of the public and commercial services union, the biggest union representing civil service records in this country said today, 40,000 of his members, civil servants, are using food banks, 45,000 claim in work benefits, 47,000 into government departments are now on the national minimum wage. no way of verifying those numbers because it comes from a civil service survey. so we must take his word for it, but that would be quite extraordinary, 47,000 people in government departments and on the national minimum wage.— departments and on the national minimum waie. ~ , , _, . minimum wage. absolutely commanded surve a minimum wage. absolutely commanded survey a problem _ minimum wage. absolutely commanded survey a problem for— mi

unemployed to medical centers , the talks of this period are from the parliament recent days of civil service and pension management before the deadline, the government employees took steps to organize the administrative system, the fight against human trafficking, the control and the national fight against tobacco, facilitating the marriage of young people, fixing the prices and rationing of gasoline were among the approvals that were given the seal of law in this period, and by this, the 8th parliament in it ended while 111 plans and 217 bills were legalized by reforming the pattern of energy consumption, organizing comprehensive and universal health services and dealing with financial corruption cases, part of the most important approvals of the 8th parliament and the 9th parliament shows that in this period, 655 plans and bills were announced in the public forum. received comprehensive law of hadnagar amending the social insurance law for construction workers, determining the employment duties of teachers and obstacles to competitive production and improving the country's financial system

if that was any other employee, if that was a permanent secretary in the civil service, they would inree of the most senior civil servants who run departments with him have given evidence to the inquiry as witnesses. this investigation is not set to conclude for a couple of weeks. what it is trying to establish is dead dominic raab bully staff or not. was he, as some former colleagues have told us, very hard onjunior staff and totally unsuitable for high office, or was he as other people who have worked with him have told us, demanding and abrasive, but not necessarily a bully. mr raab has said he is confident he has always behaved professionally, denies wrongdoing, and has no apologies for having high standards. but whether he has met the standards expected of him is now under scrutiny. ione wells, bbc news. two men have been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 35 years, for killing a 71—year—old woman, in a plot to steal her life savings and take over her rental properties. louise kam, disappeared injuly 2021. her body was eventually found dumped in a rubbish bin the follo

we don't even have pen pushers in the civil service, do we? oh, we don't know what they're doing.ed we need to get a little. i see. obviously you've got to get close and i don't see a great return on investment. what do you. well, i'm not sure they're running much they're running very much efficiently. crisis, efficiently. the border crisis, the delays reform the delays with the eu reform bill, oh , we're bill, they say, oh, we're delaying the reform bill delaying passing the reform bill because , you know, it's too because, you know, it's too tough. we don't have enough people working on it. yet people working on it. and yet the numbers going up and the numbers keep going up and up. this all coming from up. and this is all coming from the purse. what are they the public purse. what are they working for? we'd be interested in hate the work in productivity. i hate the work output rather than the people who and most people who are there and most people who are there and most people who for driving who are waiting for a driving licence, passport or anything licence, a passport or any

accepts congratulations on his birthday , he is 70 years old, his main but far from only passion is civil servicears of work in the field of geology, an impressive collection of stones, minerals, children's literature. sport sergei mironov met our correspondent dmitry kochetkov sergei mironov has always loved sports. he finds time to practice, even in his office. between duma meetings, this helps him relieve stress. how many kilograms is this? there are 12, and there are also 16. good exercises work and they read . many of our writers of the xix century. they worked. everyone was writing at the desk. maybe because when you stand up there, uh, it spells really well. i advise everyone to work. set ambitious goals for yourself. habit since childhood in the first grade decided to become a geologist and realized his dream, but at first there was an army, and he served as a landing force, although as a student he had the right to a deferral in the closet in the state duma and now the army blue beret tunic from the army, of course, the beret has not been preserved. that 's how you meet with army friends

i have a pretty good chance with five children one will go into some sort of civil service. i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul, sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] >> the bicycle coalition was giving away 33 bicycles so i applied. i was happy to receive one of them. >> the community bike build program is the san francisco coalition's way of spreading the joy of biking and freedom of biking to residents who may not have access to affordable transportation. the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income individuals or families or people who are transportation dependent. we ask them to identify individuals who would greatly benefit from a bicycle. we make a list of people and their heights to match them to a bicycle that would suit their lifestyle and age a

be said, the government, if the government is meant by the institutions under article 29 of the civil serviceich should be named, in fact , as a reward, friends also agree in the rules , please see, if a sentence like this is done, it will be removed from the ambiguity. i do 187, thank you mr. president of the government, the government agrees with the commission of the device under the supervision of the director, mrs. mohammad bigi's suggestion is that the government should be replaced by an island device . the end of the voting was approved. the next proposal of mrs. rafiei, please send the original bank card to her for bad closure. hey jimmy, thank you. 280 ad allahu rahman al-rahim, my friends, please, in addition to what i said after my previous testimony, that we should come to the discussion of our one-year budget and eliminate taxes and tax exemptions so that this comes and is approved and implemented . will it be repeated next year or not? and it really harms the stability and strength of legislation in the country. we should not approve a one-year budget in the law, which is perman

subjects of article 29 of the civil service management law, and all of these were included in variousces in the vienna negotiations. the next proposal, which is related to hosseini's consensus, also mentioned all non-governmental public institutions. zakir farman row 4 211 in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, please see this note has 2 caveats in the name of the employed persons who have been working in the relevant institutions on a full-time or part-time basis and have at least 2 years of continuous service and insurance payment experience. the work of moin shaghli means the forces that are currently engaged they are working and have two years of service. they just need to change their situation . myelo, we have many employees who left these . when it comes to drawing up the government employee organization plan, they have worked for 5 years, but they left for unknown reasons. if we take this protest clause of adrien's worker, it means that they will be deprived of permanent employment and work. regarding these young people, there are 28 places and equal condi

charge of the ministry that the crashed helicopter was purchased; the aircraft belonged to the civil servicef ukraine, pchs. and among let me remind you that the victims of the tragedy were denis monastic, who replaced avakov. they also died in high positions. first deputy ministers another child helicopter crashed right in the residential area next to the kindergarten. so there were many children among the victims, as the journalists found out later, the ship was purchased from france and was not new with almost 50% wear and tear and a wreck similar to this. the same helicopter has already happened abroad. ukrainian media also reported today that a former deputy defense minister and two others were charged with corruption, officials who are suspected of embezzling the canvas on top of the customs services. why is it kept a secret for now. and searches at the ukrainians and at the mouth from oil were carried out at the businessman igor kolomoisky, we are talking about the waste of oil products for more than a billion dollars and evasion of customs payments for large sums. three people who ac

large staff of people, including the cabinet of ministers of the state council, as well as the civil service of bruno their contribution. i really appreciate the sultan's trade, which is almost 90% of the country's budget revenues during the time the sultan was in power, and this is almost 55 years the volume of bruno's gdp. good peace and stability is preserved laid the foundation for our social and economic development, achievements that i am most proud of. these are the ones that helped improve the lives of the bruna population, including the strengthening of sovereignty and security. looking for new forms of economic growth, encourages private enterprise and agriculture, the standard of living in the country is high. an ordinary citizen has an annual income of over 20,000 dollars. much is done for the ordinary citizens of the country . it is the duty of my government to take care of the citizens stormily. the government does not collect income tax and any citizen of our country is guaranteed free education and treatment according to age and decent living conditions. sultan haji hasanal w

when you are seeing civil strikes happening with the silver service -- civil service, people taking toeets because they are being squzed, paying so much for heating. the heating crunch in the u.k. and europe is being felt much more acutely than in america. not to say that the united states is not paying higher levels, but there is a lot more pain for people in the u.k. i thick a lot of people that are working are really struggling under that crush. laura: samira hussain. thank you for that analysis. in other news from around the world, the potentially deadly radioactive capsule has been found. the capsule, which was in transit, fell off the back of a truck in the last western australian outback two weeks ago. a huge search operation was lost -- launched. an investigation into how dangerous radioactive material is transported. andrew tate will remain in custody in romania for another month after an appeal against his detention was rejected. mr. tate and his brother were arrested last month on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and forming an organized crime group. the death toll is r

including the achievements of this period from the recent days of two laws on the management of civil services and pensions. the government employees took steps ahead of time to organize the administrative system , fight against human trafficking , control and national fight against tobacco, facilitate youth marriage, price stabilization, gasoline rationing. plans and 217 bills energy consumption was legalized, the organization of comprehensive and universal health services and the handling of financial corruption cases are part of the most important approvals of the 8th parliament, the announcement of the adoption of the country's comprehensive delimitation law, the amendment of articles of the construction workers' social insurance law, the determination of the employment duties of teachers and obstacles to competitive production and the promotion of the financial system. the country's law on direct taxes and organizing services to villages is the result of the efforts of the representatives of this period for legislation . like my business law, child marriage and protection of the rights of

i do not know of the prop c funding with civil service and nonprofit. ile believe that will be part of the analysis at the controller's office and thank you for pointing out we are doing civil service and nonprofit. addressing the staffing gaps. but i will connect with the controller's office on whether or not when they are thinking about solutions are we thinking like the stake holders you out lined. i think they are awful important piece. the system wide issue and state wide issue for behavioral health and clinicians most acute low we feel shortage the nonprofessor and d ph. member friedenbach du have another comment? there is a lot of concern around the change of the skirt team of combike the work. and then for i know skirt -- and for -- they are like rep lines on institutional response with the paramedics. and -- the pair medic involvement was not part of the original concept of -- you know -- at least when -- mental health sf was drafted and the community input sessions around how the team be designed. it never came up to include mare paramedics th

we have been training personnel specifically for the civil service and the municipal service for overe are with our young people. millet teachers carry out research work, as well as in the social sphere. we have great experience here. and that's it, when we were invited to the implementation of the national social initiatives. we already had a base and, uh, when our governor announced a leadership strategy for our region. and we are together with all municipalities. the most important thing is that we developed municipal strategies with people throughout our region , so for us this is just such a main area of ​​activity . hmm for you and for your universal colleagues . hmm, everything you do, like our guys returning coverage areas. but at present it is

, trees are heavier than snow we have approximately 10,000 and more than 10,000, nearly 11,000 civil servicekers in tehran, and they work to clear snow during the snow in qutb, in addition to this force . we have 13,000 human workers in the field of green spaces, we have maintenance of green spaces and parks, and during the snowfall, they take care of the snow in the parks and trees. and help can be used, the rain had lost its amount there was a lot of rain and the continuation of this good rain takes human power and human power must be replaced and moved when mehdi's time has energy and the machines we have at our disposal, we have more than two thousand machines used during snow. out of these 2000 machines, 308 are mechanized machines that you saw in the street, that the people you said, god willing, will be here today, that with this planning, it was decided that the old schools will start working with a delay so that you can the route you planned take a step, let me tell you that on the day we have frost, closing schools will help in two ways. one is that we may not have the opportunity

that this meeting is the summary of the meeting, so that we can have a comprehensive law on the civil service law. the law provides for lunch in this law, and it predicts that so much let's be firm, how many types of calculation methods did you have with a calculation model while respecting the differences, justice must be paid for more in some places, a specific job has a special feature, we all agree that the number should prove the difference, which is not a law, what happened the seventh that in the field of law and we tracked the salary in this year's budget bill, it was predicted that the discussion of payment is based on productivity, for what started here, overtime work, overtime work for overtime work, if we performed exceptionally well, now some companies and organizations are proposing the power of accord to have extraordinary performance and productivity measurement. it has been restored. really, the person who works more, works harder, has more benefits and the existence of this week is the result of the actions that have been taken in the field of salaries and wages and are bein

the law that the late law passed the civil service law of 2009 was the last stage of the shooting in the parliament and 889 work has been done . this work and my colleagues in the government to implement the national employment law 145 and at the same time is possible for some and it is suggested that there is a difference of opinion between some of them. he was one of the ministers in the government meeting the communication of growth and application should be formed with the presence of the honorable first deputy, the answer of the secret chamber of the country is to accept and they are to the secretary of the parliament that this meeting is to hold this meeting summarized for our parliament so that we can have a comprehensive law. and it predicted that we should have a strong number of calculation methods, with a calculation model while observing the differences, observing justice , some places should pay for more. a specific job has a special feature . the seventh that in in the area of ​​salaries and wages, we followed up, which was foreseen in this year's budget bill , and the

a section of the bill to amend and make permanent the civil service management law in the 10th parliamentsecond parliament was almost the last year when the government gave time for the bill and because it was enough to make it permanent and it was amended but it did not succeed in the 10th parliament and we were in gear apparently when you want to say goodbye to the viewers of the network a continuation of the discussion on television, which is certainly uncle, on the news network

the order of the civil service regulated the legal proceedings, limited the rights of the clergy andlly approved serfdom, this code of laws was in effect for almost 200 years until the middle of the 19th century. on february 8 , 1724, the senate of the russian empire established the academy of sciences in st. petersburg . peter i signed his personal decree in a few days. before for him, the creation of the academy was part of a program of fundamental reforms. he did not copy the european academies in russia , there were not enough specialists and it was necessary to combine scientific research with teaching, therefore both the university and the gymnasium were included in the st. mikhail lomonosov at the end of the 18th century, a building was built for the academy on universitetskaya embankment and today it is here the st. petersburg scientific center of the russian academy of sciences is located, and on february 8. we celebrate the day of russian science on february 8, 1919 . the soviet government introduced a system of time zones in the country itself. senfort fleming put forward

the country took the last legislative step and the institutions of the article are called the civil service labor law. anyway, the party has worked for two years . the parliament has approved the details of the plan and thus , since the implementation of this law, the employment of any manpower in the institutions of article 29 of the law of the sixth development plan. a full -time and continuous title cooperation will be possible only by publishing a public announcement and holding a public test and after the selection process, in most of six months from the effective date of this law , an employee who has been working full-time in the relevant institutions. and they have at least 2 years of continuous service and insurance payment. my fixed employment contract. the speaker of the islamic council emphasized price management and prevention of currency fluctuations at the beginning of this meeting. management of the foreign exchange market was provided thanks for the measures taken by the honorable minister of economy and the governor general of the central bank. may the members of parliamen

a source in the civil service rudely reported that several buildings collapsed there as well. people in damascus , as well as in the lebanese cities of beirut and tripoli , ran out into the streets and got into cars to avoid 'to leave their homes in case of a landslide, about 4% of turkey's territory is located in the zones of destructive earthquakes , after a powerful earthquake in the area and landslides in the north-west of turkey in 1999 , more than 17 thousand people died about the plans the united states was informed of the downing of the chinese balloon, the head of the white house, jubain, stated that he clearly conveyed to the chinese side what measures the united states was going to take regarding this balloon. the military said that they are searching for the remains of a chinese reconnaissance balloon, they want to study it for the presence of chinese spy technologies, despite the conviction of the that the drone carried out meteorological research john e. edward to the patriot center at the atlantic council of the united states, greetings to you please tell me, mr

union, the head of the civil service union, the head of the civil service union, the head of the tuc buoyant mood, there didn�*t seem to be a lot of optimism about whether the government was going to meet them on this idea of raising pay for this financial year. this idea of raising pay for this financialyear. it this idea of raising pay for this financial year. it is still a question mark about whether the government will move on pay for the next financial year, which starts in april. but in terms of this year, there doesn�*t seem to be a lot of optimism that the government will meet them even halfway when it comes to raising public sector pay. yes. to raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone _ to raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone from _ to raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone from the _ to raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone from the government seems to be, we can�*t give inflation busting pay rises or even big pay rises, because that itself would be inflationary. we are trying to tackle inflation. if that continues to be the government line, would t

took about 10% of the total federal employees away from the president put it in the hands of a civil service commission where you would take a test and and however you place that test is what job you would be eligible to serve in. but the unseen ramification of this was that now presidents had so many fewer jobs to personally give away now they had to give away groups of jobs. to lobbyists to different industries, right and so in our time you'll get a candidate going out to wright patterson air force base in ohio saying i believe in a strong defense and everybody goes yay, and it's all the guys from raytheon and lockheed, you know, and they'll go out to colorado to the environmental protection fun though. i believe in protecting the environment. oh, yeah, because they all know it means money coming into their coffers. so what pendleton really did was it moved giving away of government jobs on a very small level into a very gigantic level and that government growth i talked about all of a sudden it started to increase exponentially. meanwhile, there's another swamp raising its ugly head and t

so as is always the way and particularly within the civil service and the public authorities the lowest cheapest price even though it could spy equipment it's the cheapest and that is that cynically what you'll that is there's no cynicism attached to it nigel that is that truism of what has actually happened here. and what we have is we have this technology which we entirely reliant on for providing surveillance and pr, facial recognition body worn cameras, which all the way back to beijing and remembering that the chinese state the is the domestic intelligence agencies not often have a stakeholder within those companies those technological companies. but there is a and very, very universal law to all those companies that should they wish to interrogate any of the data that those companies have, they have to willingly give it . and have to willingly give it. and it goes deeper, doesn't it? i tick—tock is all the rage with kids in this country it is abso the huge i was barely a kid out there that's not authentic talking and yet i mean there again ability to gather data to mine into other

its contribution to mauritius and kenya infrastructure to the legal system the language of the civil servicen as young adults they came here and were incredibly grateful for the welcome that britain offered them. my mother was recruited at them. my mother was recruited at the age of 18 by the nhs and she thereafter worked for 45 years as a nurse here . and she's as a nurse here. and she's always, always been very proud of working for the nhs and working in britain . my father working in britain. my father came here for a different, he was effectively kicked out from kenya and he often tells me about the cold february morning in 1968 when he stepped off the plane at heathrow airport with no money and no , no one with him no money and no, no one with him and it was britain and his british that was his symbol of hope. so i think the my parents has really informed my appreciation and love of britain and british. do we take that for granted ? often too many granted? often too many politicians take for granted. what britain and what it represents in terms of opportune anti freedom, rule of law . i

so as is always the way and particularly within the civil service and the public authorities the lowest cheapest price even though it could spy equipment it's the cheapest and that is that cynically what you'll that is there's no cynicism attached to it nigel that is that truism of what has actually happened here. and what we have is we have this technology which we entirely reliant on for providing surveillance and pr, facial recognition body worn cameras, which all the way back to beijing and remembering that the chinese state the is the domestic intelligence agencies not often have a stakeholder within those companies those technological companies. but there is a and very, very universal law to all those companies that should they wish to interrogate any of the data that those companies have, they have to willingly give it . and have to willingly give it. and it goes deeper, doesn't it? i tick—tock is all the rage with kids in this country it is abso the huge i was barely a kid out there that's not authentic talking and yet i mean there again ability to gather data to mine into other

helicopter ukrainian civil service emergency situations. i flew to kharkov. the crash killed 14 people. among them, the head of the ministry of internal affairs, his first deputy state secretary of the department and their closest assistants. one of the fiercest battles is now going on outside the city, artyomovsk in ukraine is called in the old fashioned way mahmoud important news from this direction on the air of our channel was announced by the assistant in rio to the head of the dpr kartyomov is now in the operating room in the operational environment. he. uh, how can every hour , every day, fall into this environment of our strength. uh, they close the ring of e set outside the city. and, accordingly, battles for control are now underway. uh, chasov yar artyomovsk because that's the only artery left that uh ukraine can supply its group in artyomovsk. uh , uh, partially partially. it is controlled precisely because it has already been hit by blows against enemy columns that were carrying supplies. well, i think that's what's left. eh, not long enough. unt