Branch of governmental service or employees of a government agency.
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Talks between Government and public service unions collapsed ahead of the budget.
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The autonomous region has its own constitution, political system and public service.
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Our great public service broadcaster's seriousness and due impartiality is in question.
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For public service pensions are indexed to current public service pay rates.
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The rise was attributed to higher energy costs and public service charges.
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The interesting fact was that Clyde Wizner spent almost seventeen years performing civilian service before he mysteriously walked into his boss's office and quit.
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Bring in National Civilian Service: Give unemployed matriculants a year of work experience in healthcare, education or policing.
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The Legion of Honour aims to reward both military and civilian services to France, and a campaign to award it started last year.
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The civil service is not wired to negotiate the best possible deal.
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This was a problem being experienced across the civil service, he added.
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Chief among them is the desire to reform the UK civil service.
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Under the deal, the government endorsed mass lay-offs in the civil service.
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An autonomous, non-politicised civil service is lacking, especially at sub-national government levels.
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In short, the civil service has been keeping the ANC in power.
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Thirty years ago, married women were forced to leave the civil service.
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The Europeans are the planters and the members of the civil service.
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The civil service performance bonus system should be abolished or radically changed.
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No wonder graduates are clamouring for the stability of civil service jobs.
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Neither party is in favor of civil service reform, and never was.
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Corruption has riddled Libya's civil service since the time of Moamer Kadhafi.
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But he suggested the practice might be widespread in the civil service.
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The girl operators were entangled in a maze of civil service rules.
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These scholars sought emphatically a reform of the civil service in England.
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A greater number of Negroes found an outlet in the civil service.
