Julia Hartley-Brewer’s FURIOUS Clash With Civil Servant Union Leader

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • MPs have launched a new inquiry into the relationship between ministers and civil servants following Dominic Raab’s resignation over bullying.
    TalkTV’s Julia Hartley-Brewer clashes with General Secretary of the FDA Union Dave Penman over the state of the civil service.
    Julia: “Does anyone actually ever discipline civil servants for not doing their sodding job properly?”
    Dave: "Once again this is one of the myths against the civil service."
    #talktv #talkradio

Комментарии • 502

  • @talktv
    @talktv  Год назад +159

    Do you think the civil service is in need of reform?

    • @marumaru6084
      @marumaru6084 Год назад

      There is a direct historical link between small government (i.e. less civil servants) and growth. We now have more layers of politicians than ever before more red tape, more bureaucracy and more production of nothing.

    • @hellsbells7271
      @hellsbells7271 Год назад +24

      Yes

    • @thedave7760
      @thedave7760 Год назад

      Our government is now decided by people who are offended, if I decide I am offended then I can change your elected officials. This needs to stop.

    • @MisterAndrewBuckley
      @MisterAndrewBuckley Год назад +20

      Yes

    • @deanwalker38
      @deanwalker38 Год назад +28

      Absolutely 💯
      If they won't do the job they're tasked with by the public and or parliament, they can be sacked, end of.

  • @richardyeo3920
    @richardyeo3920 Год назад +146

    Listening to this, you can understand why the country is going the way it is 😢

    • @rolandedwards2923
      @rolandedwards2923 Год назад

      Indeed, hard right and brain dead

    • @chrisstones1249
      @chrisstones1249 Год назад

      You're right ,a Tory interviewer in love with everything conservative ,to coin a famous quote SCUM

  • @daviecanning1180
    @daviecanning1180 Год назад +155

    I may be wrong. But, were this lot not dragging their heels during the Brexit vote.

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Год назад +1

      Brexit is unworkable if you look at the current situation regarding the massive increases in red tape the need for vets certificates passport checks the destruction of the on-demand supply chain all with the same number of staff when non of this was necessary before and the civil service had already been hollowed out with Austerity.

    • @daviecanning1180
      @daviecanning1180 Год назад +12

      @@SlowhandGreg that's democracy mate.get on with it.

    • @Celtictribes
      @Celtictribes Год назад +8

      ​@@SlowhandGreg utter nonsense.

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Год назад +1

      @@daviecanning1180 and it will be a relief when labour abandonment of the magic unicorn project
      As for democracy no one had a vote on leaving the single market or loosing FOM, Norway aren't in the EU the decision was political

    • @jonathanlake6053
      @jonathanlake6053 Год назад +7

      @@SlowhandGreg All rosy in the French garden is it?

  • @keithpearson8355
    @keithpearson8355 Год назад +108

    Getting a bollocking at work for not doing your job is not bullying

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Год назад

      Its a pathetic display of weakness and incompetence at the very least, as a team leader I'd be sending a report in to HR if 1 of my lead analysts was going around bollocking people

    • @adrianrouse5148
      @adrianrouse5148 Год назад +9

      @@SlowhandGreg wrong again. The civil service does not work. If he got angry then most people would support him. They are purposely dragging there heels. It's not there choice what work they undertake. How many have asked them to do there job. They don't. So there are calls to sack them. A minister giving them the facts is not bullying.

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Год назад

      @@adrianrouse5148 everywhere Raab has been the department has been dysfunctional stop trying to excuse incompetence and blame other people for Government failure
      1st its the EU
      Then it was Remoaners the
      Now its the Civil Service blob
      what ties all 3 together the same shyte Ministers pedaling the same shyte policies getting the same shyte results

  • @georgewarner5496
    @georgewarner5496 Год назад +95

    Just before the end he says : the government have a duty to defend the civil service and they don't do it. And Julia ends the debate laughing. LOL.

  • @user-vo5bb3du5d
    @user-vo5bb3du5d Год назад +86

    There is little doubt in my mind that Raab was stitched up by activists in Civil Service -cases from over 4 years ago/over 2 years ago all being lodged on the same day or thereabouts does not stack up -the C S activists wanted blood and sensed that Sunak was weak and inept and would cave in .

    • @rolandedwards2923
      @rolandedwards2923 Год назад +3

      What about Priti Patel??? Found guilty of bullying but saved by BoJo

    • @user-vo5bb3du5d
      @user-vo5bb3du5d Год назад +1

      @@rolandedwards2923 -irrelevant -like comparing apples with oranges -two different people and scenarios

    • @btet19
      @btet19 Год назад +3

      Then he should have sued the people who said he bullied them .Rabb like this government is weak fight your corner and call these people out if you feel wronged

    • @rolandedwards2923
      @rolandedwards2923 Год назад

      @@user-vo5bb3du5d not at all same principle, both bullied, one was let off by BoJo and one has rightly resigned. And yet it was not his fault. By the way British values taught in school highlight anti- bullyingt. Perhaps the hard right (like yourself) would want that taken out of British values!

    • @joycegibbs5267
      @joycegibbs5267 Год назад +1

      why did Raab say he'd resign though? Handed it to them on a plate !!

  • @davidedbrooke9324
    @davidedbrooke9324 Год назад +38

    They need to boot out the moaners, do your job, criticising ministers claiming bullying is them wanting their cosy lives.

    • @bield7
      @bield7 Год назад

      It’s a good job that Raab and Patel weren’t guilty of bullying then. Oh, wait…

  • @almac2598
    @almac2598 Год назад +69

    I joined the Civil Service (in Glasgow) when I left school in the early 70's. I was bullied by older staff into joining the Union by threats of the worst jobs, passed over for training etc. I was forced to take part in the first ever strike by Civil Service by threat of broken legs if I didn't. Basically, the union reps were communists doing their best to disrupt things. I resigned, changed career and never looked back. Looks like this has only got worse.

    • @rolandedwards2923
      @rolandedwards2923 Год назад

      Funny I joined at teh same time and nothing like that ever happened to me. Are you lying or is just the way things were in Glasgow in the 1970s?????

    • @cheds1
      @cheds1 Год назад

      @@rolandedwards2923 you’re still living in the matrix. Time to step into reality not a well oiled constructed system where the majicians have every base covered. Wake up

    • @almac2598
      @almac2598 Год назад

      @@rolandedwards2923 No lies, and the unions were busy destroying all industry in Scotland at the time, shipbuilding, car manufacture, steel, mines etc. It was the start of the downhill spiral. I moved to England and have been here since, and never joined another union, nor was I pressured to.

    • @rolandedwards2923
      @rolandedwards2923 Год назад

      @@almac2598 righgt so it was a Scottish thing that included all industries and not just the CS. You should have made that clear for the thicko bigots, racist and little englanders

    • @SteeeveO
      @SteeeveO Год назад

      Notice how 90% of the time when a senior Union leader is interviewed in England, that he's a Scot?

  • @raymondelf7520
    @raymondelf7520 Год назад +63

    Do you think the civil service is in need of reform?of Couse it does it has not been touched since world war two.

    • @ronniemac2636
      @ronniemac2636 Год назад +2

      ​@@laurenceBDontYaNo Yes, seriously 😂

    • @ronniemac2636
      @ronniemac2636 Год назад

      @@laurenceBDontYaNo Contractual changes I'm referring to.The Government did the IT?

    • @ronniemac2636
      @ronniemac2636 Год назад

      @@laurenceBDontYaNo More drivel from a lefty?

    • @ronniemac2636
      @ronniemac2636 Год назад

      @@laurenceBDontYaNo Given that you have stated on two posts with no evidence of any sort. You'd be yet again incorrect.
      Go figure.

    • @ronniemac2636
      @ronniemac2636 Год назад

      @@laurenceBDontYaNo Again no evidence from you Lawrence. Why ?
      Are you one of the CS ?

  • @graemestansfield6170
    @graemestansfield6170 Год назад +117

    Civil service needs reforming.

    • @jennykinsella7560
      @jennykinsella7560 Год назад +1

      why

    • @keithjackman8886
      @keithjackman8886 Год назад +5

      The Swamp needs draining. P45 the lot of them and start again with patriots.

    • @thecarpetman7687
      @thecarpetman7687 Год назад

      @@keithjackman8886 head to America a suck trumps cock…there’s a good man

    • @bield7
      @bield7 Год назад

      @@keithjackman8886 mpressed you know everyone in the CS

  • @barriewhiteley1692
    @barriewhiteley1692 Год назад +34

    You mean they do not like to work

  • @trucker4567
    @trucker4567 Год назад +43

    The civil servants that are NOT doing the job that they are employed to do should be FIRED IMMEDIATELY, anyone else that refused to do their job would be fired so why shoulder they?

    • @nigelreid5486
      @nigelreid5486 Год назад

      It's really difficult to fire someone from any Government job be it national or local. You need a ton of evidence to show they were not doing their job. My wife was in local government middle management and it was totally impossible to fire anyone who wasn't doing their job. So there are thousands of government workers who do nothing. I know this for a fact. Then you wonder why your taxes are so high. Your taxes are paying for people to do nothing. It's true because we have seen it. It is so bad you wouldn't believe it.

  • @robertsmith9810
    @robertsmith9810 Год назад +30

    A friend of mine was recruited into the civil service as computer consultant i asked him to be more explicit he said they want some one to hold their hand while they make a decision I can`t imagine him being worried by man/woman throwing a rolled piece of paper at him or hiding his face with a hood using actor voice to make a complaint about anyone, I think it is time for
    civil servants to grow up or get out of their feather bed jobs for life do the job us tax payer`s pay them for. Well done Jula

  • @Parawingdelta2
    @Parawingdelta2 Год назад +65

    I can't speak for the British civil service, but after working for local government (middle management) in a major city in Australia for over twenty years I saw very little evidence of performance management of much of the administrative staff. Productivity rates were abysmal. Whilst operational workers were assessed by daily performance indicators, the white collar crew spent much of their time chatting or attending pointless meetings.

    • @Parawingdelta2
      @Parawingdelta2 Год назад

      @@laurenceBDontYaNo No.

    • @spidos1000
      @spidos1000 Год назад

      @@laurenceBDontYaNo just making a point that local government workers in Australia are as useless as civil servants in the UK.

    • @menshevik1012
      @menshevik1012 Год назад +7

      @@Parawingdelta2and yet surprisingly exactly the same.

    • @bield7
      @bield7 Год назад

      So totally irrelevant

    • @Parawingdelta2
      @Parawingdelta2 Год назад +3

      @@bield7 I think she mentioned something regarding the productivity of shiny arse public servants, limited accountability and their overall worth. It resonated strongly with me.

  • @michaelcairns9802
    @michaelcairns9802 Год назад +48

    I work in the civil service and 50% of the workforce are only there as they would not last in the public sector. Its plain to see in any office you walk into

    • @Set-ri6rs
      @Set-ri6rs Год назад

      True enough, start with all of the Marxists, let them go first, cant see many of them being left after that but you never know.

    • @SteeeveO
      @SteeeveO Год назад +1

      private sector...........

  • @patriciakeen6687
    @patriciakeen6687 Год назад +16

    Spent all my working life in various offices. 70’s onwards and if I thought something wasn’t right I have said “don’t speak to me like that “ and through a chat it’s been sorted there and then end of. These nitwits haven’t got a clue

  • @kym1160
    @kym1160 Год назад +35

    The trouble is the civil servants have been getting away with these things so much they thought they were untouchable....Time to root out the bad ones.

  • @ianbanks2844
    @ianbanks2844 Год назад +15

    Does any ane and sensible person really expect senior civil servants to tell the truth ?

  • @Lonsome1223
    @Lonsome1223 Год назад +21

    They started working from home during lockdown and life was easy so just like our GP surgery's they don't want to go back to normal .

  • @andrewbayram765
    @andrewbayram765 Год назад +13

    A poor service for the cost. Very political and doesn't have any interest in fulfilling manifesto pledges that don't follow its own personels narrative. Always looking for reasons and ways to not do something. Definately not value for money.

  • @gavindouglas7020
    @gavindouglas7020 Год назад +82

    Civil service = labour

    • @whatsreallyhappening5669
      @whatsreallyhappening5669 Год назад +4

      Gavin Douglas = plonka

    • @pablocortando1
      @pablocortando1 Год назад

      @@whatsreallyhappening5669 ,get back to work ,instead of commenting on your roles failure.

    • @mister3566
      @mister3566 Год назад

      Gavin douglas is one of those helping to bring the country down

    • @gavindouglas7020
      @gavindouglas7020 Год назад +5

      @@whatsreallyhappening5669 I got 40 likes to your 2 xx

    • @whatsreallyhappening5669
      @whatsreallyhappening5669 Год назад

      @@gavindouglas7020 considering the dumb people that watch this propaganda that’s not a surprise and not something you should be proud off

  • @uploadvideos5860
    @uploadvideos5860 Год назад +20

    sack the frigging lot of them, and get people to work with the government and not against.

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Год назад +1

      If you live in a fantasy world yet your staff don't believe in magic unicorns what do you expect
      ex Rwanda policy its a show pony its illegal and against the UN convention on refugees are we going to leave the UN no but you have masses of civil servants trying to draft what is a policy for nothing more than political theatre instead of dealing with the problem.
      If I was working in an environment like that I'd be pretty demotivated what's the point of working on something that will never see the light of day when you know it your boss knows it and the Minister knows it as well

    • @inspectortanzi
      @inspectortanzi Год назад +1

      And then the country grinds to a complete halt.

  • @allandickman774
    @allandickman774 Год назад +9

    If the rest of the civil service are like this bloke they all want chasing😮😂

  • @robertwildgoose3518
    @robertwildgoose3518 Год назад +44

    Like the House of Lords the civil service need’s completely reorganising and given targets to achieve and those who cannot meet the targets need dismissing

    • @nigelreid5486
      @nigelreid5486 Год назад

      I would say abolish the House of Lords and privatise the civil service. I think that would save enough money to pay for 20 NHS hospitals. Job done.

    • @maderleinethomas4213
      @maderleinethomas4213 Год назад

      Totally agree with your comment. Plus the Lord's need a clear out.😡🇬🇧

  • @keithwebster5161
    @keithwebster5161 Год назад +6

    A typical union rep, totally blinkered and all he can hear is his own voice, if the report says he was right to raise concerns about what happened then he was right to give him a ballackin.

  • @graemestansfield6170
    @graemestansfield6170 Год назад +51

    If anyone else had that many complaints against them, they would be investigated and, if found guilty, fired. Mps and civil service are out of touch.

  • @4june9140
    @4june9140 Год назад +18

    Julia, you are brilliant and don't mince your words

  • @peterrichardson9248
    @peterrichardson9248 Год назад +12

    Don’t we just “love” the civil service. We pay for them and the think their gods gift of entitlement to do as they want.

    • @watchmakersp9935
      @watchmakersp9935 Год назад

      And they have one of the best pensio schemes in the country....most of people who give their right arm for.

  • @kenholmes7075
    @kenholmes7075 Год назад +7

    Just ask when was the last time a civil servant was sacked or how many have been sacked in the last 12 months.

  • @ivanwilmore7469
    @ivanwilmore7469 Год назад +15

    Whilst in my career as a quantity surveyor (I am now long retired), I went to look at a refurbishment project in an office; can’t remember what the organisation was, but there were many offices all with one person at clear desks apart from a couple of pieces of paper (before computers). Occasionally one would get up and walk about with a piece of paper just, seemingly, to show they were doing something. Then went back to their desk. I had to spend a couple of hours there and never really saw anyone doing any work. Went into the GLC offices once or twice; very similar!!

  • @antonysteel8061
    @antonysteel8061 Год назад +19

    Civil service needs sacking

  • @berylgrinham7011
    @berylgrinham7011 Год назад +32

    most of the people working as civil servants work there because there not good at what they do,

  • @gadget348
    @gadget348 Год назад +7

    The old adage "you can't argue with an idiot" springs to mind...

  • @charlieemslie7708
    @charlieemslie7708 Год назад +11

    Unions never back management,as they see managers as the enemy.Managing people who are incompetent is impossible.Civil service is a law unto themselves,refusing to return to workplace,
    taking ages to complete duties.Time to thin out the bureaucracy.😤😤😤

    • @alanthomson1227
      @alanthomson1227 Год назад

      Dave Penmans union represents senior civil servants , top management . Raab was not a manager he was a politician , or more accurately Tory Scum

  • @Rob-hc5ry
    @Rob-hc5ry Год назад +27

    They are supposed to work with the government of the day, not play party politics… if someone isn’t pulling their weight within any job, they need warning and if that doesn’t improve, robust discipline or sack them.. you can’t carry lightweight workers in any organisation.

    • @inspectortanzi
      @inspectortanzi Год назад

      Shane they didn't exercise that policy with Raab. Or Zahawi.

    • @Celtictribes
      @Celtictribes Год назад +3

      A better policy would be for every cabinet minister to appoint their own staff that would stop all this nonsense.

    • @Rob-hc5ry
      @Rob-hc5ry Год назад +2

      @@Celtictribes yes that’s a good idea

    • @richardbanker3910
      @richardbanker3910 Год назад

      What about politicians who aren’t just “lightweight” but positively dysfunctional and irresponsible like Johnson who get parachuted into safe seats

    • @richardbanker3910
      @richardbanker3910 Год назад +1

      They are supposed to give expert impartial advice and not act like courtiers.If that means giving advice that is unwelcome, then politicians should man up and not act like snowflakes.

  • @colinnewmarch1106
    @colinnewmarch1106 Год назад +5

    The Civil Service and Parliament needs urgent reform, like scrapping the Lords , we saw that, following COVID, the civil service did want to return to work in the office

  • @robinperronjones5024
    @robinperronjones5024 Год назад +11

    It was always thought that if you can’t be successful in the commercial world you become a civil servant. There are many examples of this

  • @Trekon2
    @Trekon2 Год назад +6

    Perhaps the bad and biased behaviour of Civil servants themselves doing things like delaying Brexit and many other issues was enough to frustrate and provoke ministers like Dominic Rhab, and then these civil servants shrug their shoulders and act innocent. A lot of them need to be releived of their posts ASAP, because regardless of their own political beliefs they cannot do the right things like carrying out their duties in an unbiased way which is expected of them.

  • @lot1008us1
    @lot1008us1 Год назад +9

    ....how about compulsory 6-12months national service or territorial army before being allowed to join the civil service? King Charles suggested it many years ago

  • @baldieman64
    @baldieman64 Год назад +8

    "Statistical bulletin - Civil Service Statistics: 2022" is well worth a look.
    Figure 3.1 clearly demonstrates the massive expansion in the number of useless mandarins, while the number of low paid staff delivering services to the public has been drastically cut.

  • @kenhardy8405
    @kenhardy8405 Год назад +8

    Dave Penman is defending the indefensible.

  • @haroldworth1132
    @haroldworth1132 Год назад +3

    Is there any records of how many and why any civil servants being sacked?

    • @SteeeveO
      @SteeeveO Год назад

      Yes. It's fully recorded in every detail, & in several different languages, on a single side of A5 paper.

  • @jerrycann8006
    @jerrycann8006 Год назад +4

    In the forces, we nicknamed the Sa80 'the civil servant' because of its long service and the fact that it's useless.

    • @ianjenkins5389
      @ianjenkins5389 Год назад +1

      Because it did not work and you could not get rid of it.

  • @trevorharvey7859
    @trevorharvey7859 Год назад +5

    wasn't it civil servants drinking and eating at the partygaty thing? and wasn't it a civil servant that was meant to be unbiased but stitched up the Tory PM and then went to work for her long-time comrades Labour? wasn't it a civil servant who was below par and told to work properly and so made allegations of bullying in response? Hmmm!

  • @regd.2263
    @regd.2263 Год назад +2

    They should clear the lot out there was a time when you hardly ever heard from them but now they think they can do as they please.

  • @georgematthews6737
    @georgematthews6737 Год назад +3

    We have a left wing union defending left wing civil service activists, need we say more. As far as I am concerned the civil service is a big let down to the British people and only serve themselves.

  • @DD-zd9lw
    @DD-zd9lw Год назад +2

    Unions have never bullied anybody. Have they?

  • @OliviaWilde681
    @OliviaWilde681 Год назад +2

    This government doesn't run this country, but the uncivil service does -aside from the UN, EU, WHO and WEF that Is!

  • @puddledduck3662
    @puddledduck3662 Год назад +2

    I went to a careers faircad, and the civil service recruitment officer there was anti tory and open with kids about it......

  • @Crouchy232323
    @Crouchy232323 Год назад +2

    Julia is a fantastic political interviewer and astute operator. Also excells in yammering

  • @katrinawilliams1402
    @katrinawilliams1402 Год назад +2

    What happened to 3 verbal warning, one Witten warning and then you are out, is that no longer law. I was employed with the local council for over 20 years in the residential sector, any complaints were brushed under the carpet. The term constructive criticism was introduced as a positive and not as a negative.

  • @roderickmacdonald1010
    @roderickmacdonald1010 Год назад +1

    My Sister has worked as a Civil servant she’s top of her game worst thing ever working from home can’t get sacked big pay huge pension and no discipline best job ever

  • @JohnVilla1960
    @JohnVilla1960 Год назад +1

    Stop their working from home and if they don't, withdraw their London Allowance. In fact sack them if they don't return to the office.

  • @joanrodger352
    @joanrodger352 Год назад +1

    Over staffed and to many people doing next to nothing with inflated pensions when they retire.They need totally restructured.

  • @alanbowles1985
    @alanbowles1985 Год назад +2

    If the government are not in charge of the civil service, who is, or are they in charge of themselves.

  • @annwatkins2674
    @annwatkins2674 Год назад +1

    Unions, Labour,civil servants can’t tell the difference.

  • @bobyoung9509
    @bobyoung9509 Год назад +3

    They need an in-depth overhaul. They should be people who are ready and willing to do their jobs ... not slow-motion whingers !

  • @davidwhittingham8617
    @davidwhittingham8617 Год назад +1

    Public servants, what a joke, they've absolutely let the country down.

  • @graemestansfield6170
    @graemestansfield6170 Год назад +3

    No wonder people don't trust any of this lot.

  • @lescooper8324
    @lescooper8324 Год назад +1

    Giving someone a bollocking for not doing there job properly is not bullying

  • @mikemahoney874
    @mikemahoney874 Год назад +2

    The civil service needs a complete overhaul. All of those who made accusations that were not proved needs to be investigated

  • @ginvr
    @ginvr Год назад +1

    The uncivil service is a swamp that needs to be drained. They need to be on par with the real world and sacked for not doing what they are employed for

  • @TheHandsomeman
    @TheHandsomeman Год назад +3

    Unions just as Cliquey, as the Etonian's or Cambridge, crowd.

  • @alanjones1747
    @alanjones1747 Год назад +1

    No matter who s in power same civil servants

  • @richardmayo6076
    @richardmayo6076 Год назад +1

    So the guy on the news defending the civil service says they don’t have the opportunity to defend themselves…🤪

  • @allsearpw3829
    @allsearpw3829 Год назад +2

    These servants are there to do as they are told ? servant , what do they not understand ? They ought to try a job in the real world ? if they could get one .

  • @ericbrown7297
    @ericbrown7297 Год назад +1

    Not before time. That witch hunt against RAab was disgusting. That Ambassador should have been sacked immediately he overstepped the mark. As for the senior Civil Servant that objected to be told off about inferior work has two choices, except the rollocking and improve or get out the kitchen. It is not an amazing Civil Service, they are a bunch of lazy people who think they run the country. It is time there was a complete overhaul. I have worked with the Civil Service, there is a lot of wastage, including in senior positions. A lot of them need shouted at to get any work done.

  • @robertwaye803
    @robertwaye803 Год назад +10

    What a load of bullocks get rid of any civil servants that are politically motivated sack them and if these so called servants don’t do the things they are told buy the government sack them on the spot .

    • @inspectortanzi
      @inspectortanzi Год назад

      Needs to cut both ways - but if it did, then the government would be changing every hour.

  • @christinemccluskey3246
    @christinemccluskey3246 Год назад +1

    ABOUT TIME.. THANK YOU!

  • @robtheplod
    @robtheplod Год назад +4

    Make all Civil Servants take a test that determines bias or political persuasion. If they fail, sack them.

  • @markellis796
    @markellis796 Год назад +3

    Yes it's too big and too powreful and not accountable, like local councils the officers run the council not the democratically elected councillors who are viewed as temporary distractions to the business of the council, civil servants/council employees- secure job, company car, good pensions, what's not to like.

    • @sheep83
      @sheep83 Год назад

      This. Our local council chief exec in Aberdeen gets paid more than the PM and 'runs' the city from her living room in Dundee. Lucky if she bothers to make the trip to the office twice a week.

  • @David-bs6fq
    @David-bs6fq Год назад +1

    All Civil servants have an easy ride…. Diplomats and Embassy staff are on big skive- fest

  • @edwardwillis8461
    @edwardwillis8461 Год назад +2

    Civil servants crying because they said when they got the job no one said anything about work 😊

  • @RottenPolitics
    @RottenPolitics Год назад

    chicken and the egg why would a minister need to 'bully' a competent good hard working civil servant?

  • @ronniemac2636
    @ronniemac2636 Год назад +5

    😊The left wing Not so Civil Service 😂

  • @levi5073
    @levi5073 Год назад +1

    Every single person I know who works for the public sector is either lazy, or they're pretending to be sick on full pay, or they're just useless. EVERY SINGLE ONE.

  • @johndye4380
    @johndye4380 Год назад +2

    Civil service staff are not voted in ,its not what they want resign,this does not happen in the normal world leave if you don't like it

  • @unclem7816
    @unclem7816 Год назад +2

    One of those people whose fault it can never be

  • @GreekCommander
    @GreekCommander Год назад

    As someone who is very close to the civil service, it's not reform that it needs - its complete and total upheaval. Every senior civil servant I have worked with is carrying out their own agenda and not the governments policies. That is disgusting.

  • @stuartwilson7392
    @stuartwilson7392 Год назад +3

    So if you are accused of 8 offences but are only found guilty of 2 then you are actually innocent. I wonder if that rule would work for the rest of us?

  • @indiechana9771
    @indiechana9771 Год назад +1

    All jobsworths and stealing a living!

  • @kennethbrennan2916
    @kennethbrennan2916 Год назад +1

    And who will reform it? oh i know the civil service.

  • @flydarren
    @flydarren Год назад +1

    union,labour,scottish,anti tory, of course he's not biased!!

  • @cgrady4255
    @cgrady4255 Год назад +2

    Chris Philp is in front of the Home Office select committee this morning and is handing most responses over to the 3 civil servants sitting with him. If the Civil Servants are as useless as many seem to think, perhaps Philp would have been better to address the committee without them. That would have been a laugh

    • @inspectortanzi
      @inspectortanzi Год назад

      Philp's a complete waste of space. Even by MP standards.

  • @At_the_races
    @At_the_races Год назад

    Telling people to do their jobs is bullying?

  • @steveobrien4141
    @steveobrien4141 Год назад +2

    Bleating snowflakes, comes to mind.

  • @Missmambo12
    @Missmambo12 Год назад +1

    The civil service is lazy, arrogant and a waste of space.

  • @TonyG-iu4td
    @TonyG-iu4td Год назад

    Amend his behaviour? Does he actually suggest that MP's in charge of running the country should stay meek, quiet and pander to the Far Left Civil Servants?

  • @chrisstones1249
    @chrisstones1249 Год назад

    Well said david penam,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @sallyraynor8984
    @sallyraynor8984 Год назад

    Well said Julia, so true

  • @simonjones2240
    @simonjones2240 11 месяцев назад

    The civil service was completely summed up in Yes Minister!

  • @rbrowne2998
    @rbrowne2998 Год назад

    "Hardly civil and certainly not your servant."
    An old chestnut from the 1950s. Things haven't changed.

  • @simonwhitworth4688
    @simonwhitworth4688 Год назад +1

    I would sack civil service employers that dont do as they are told as we the tax pay thier wages for 😢😢😢

  • @terryallen1529
    @terryallen1529 Год назад

    Time to shut them down and start again 😮

  • @stephenbland7461
    @stephenbland7461 Год назад +2

    Like many over a certain age, I was an avid watcher of ‘yes minister’ on tv. Even back then, although it was only satire, the reality of senior civil servants bullying ministers was believable.
    I guess civil servants don’t like it when it happens to them.
    Like in yes minister, maybe the reason for these different government minister’s alleged bullying is out of frustration when the minister’s attempts to push through their policies are being thwarted at every turn by civil servants with their own agenda…
    They should make Sir Alan Sugar a government minister and let him sort these mandarins out in his refreshingly blunt fashion.

    • @johnjc4645
      @johnjc4645 Год назад

      I think the man who wrote that program was either an ex politician or his father bwas could be wrong I think his surname was Jay

  • @johntaylor4084
    @johntaylor4084 Год назад +3

    AS with all Government entities the values and work ethic within the departments are questionable and certainly would not be held up if they were private sector operations. Anyone acting with political bias should loose their right to a pension, those that acted against the 2016 referendum should have been sacked a long time ago , but they will not have and that is the issue

  • @Signals927
    @Signals927 Год назад +1

    They need sorting out that's for sure.

  • @annehislop2449
    @annehislop2449 Год назад

    The CS has a DUTY to administrate the Government's business impartially. That is their business and deliberate failure to do so should be investigated and a stackable offence.

  • @MrLph427
    @MrLph427 Год назад +2

    Don’t worry they’re getting replaced with ChatGPT !

  • @neilmorris6046
    @neilmorris6046 Год назад +2

    Complete shower