With Finance Minister Nicola Willis about to swing the axe on the public service, those workers say their organisations are already struggling.
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With Finance Minister Nicola Willis about to swing the axe on the public service, those public servants say they’re already struggling to do their work.
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Nicola Willis is proposing a limit to the public service to 1 percent of the population by 2029. Here's what's already been cut.
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Nicola Willis plans a 12% cut to core spending and 8700 public service roles.
The government is set to announce proposals for a reduction in public service staff to 1 percent of the total population by 2029.…
