The post criticizes the perceived low value of work in public sector roles, suggesting that high salaries do not match actual productivity or time use.
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Yeah, I am. I I think MB is is not a model in its current form that I find attractive. I think that you know there's an optimal size for organizational form, so it's got clear focus on core business and stakeholders.
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demanding modern, agile public service structures
Sir Brian Roche: Public Service Commissioner on the Government's plan to cut 9000 public service jobs over the next three yearsoutside government, efficiency is proven and achievable
\\ \\ **Press Release**\\ \\ **More bureaucrats doesn't equal more productivity - Labour proved it**\\ \\ ****David Seymour****\\ \\ 21 May 2026\\ \\ “The opposition's response to a smaller public service has been absolutely dismal,” says ACT Leader David Seymour. "Their insistence that a smaller headcount must mean fewer services reveals what they really think: that it's impossible to get a productivity increase in the public sector.\\ \\ **Read More**Social-media signal on the same topic, drawn from the social lens. Engagement is likes + 2×shares + 3×replies, the same weighting used across the digest cards. View on /social →
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