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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] Where are you from that this is normal to you?[/quote] This is done all over the world and is standard practice. It's quite difficult to fire for performance, however with restructuring you can fire anybody you want. This is commonly done in the private sector in the US as well and I imagine you have gotten too comfortable in your government jobs if you've never heard of it. This is why agencies get eliminated: if they're useful, some of them will come back in one form or the other. To the ones that complain: as you can see, I don't have time to comment here too often, but this board is full of government employees who regularly seem to have all the time in the world to hang out here during working hours. That speaks for itself. [/quote] How could it possibly save money to get rid of a government agency, then have to start it up again, and recruit and rehire some of the same people you fired in the first place, and fill out the rest of the staffing with new employees, who have a learning curve? How do you guarantee the new employees are any better than the old ones you found unproductive? This seems like the least efficient, most harmful way to run a government. If this is done routinely all over the world, can you share some real world examples of other governments firing everyone in an agency and starting over?[/quote] Simple. Kind of what Musk did with Twitter. EU is currently restructuring its agencies for example. UN and all its agencies are restructuring. There are universities that have restructured to get rid of tenured staff or on tenure path, and hired back about 1/2 after not so many were needed (in Western Europe). And there are thousands of other examples, yes, including in Argentina or any developing country in the last 20-30 years which have rebuilt and restructured most of their governments. You can Google if you want. You seem to be living under a rock somewhere. It's the most efficient way to get rid of unwanted employees and cut costs. Good luck. [/quote]
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