Sentence examples for public sector posts from inspiring English sources
When they do find jobs, it is in government, where they hold 23percentt of the public sector posts, and in farming.
About 2.6 million people were balloted - across the range of public sector posts from teachers to immigration officers and care workers - with an estimated 750,000 voting yes.
The National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) has come under fire for trying to claim that charities have "created" thousands of new jobs that were in fact existing public sector posts which have simply transferred to the voluntary sector.
A recent reduction in public sector posts and a flatter management structure in the name of efficiency and economy has meant that managers' spans of responsibility have dramatically increased.
Private sector pay is predicted to rise as much as 4% in 2017 while public sector pay is scheduled to be kept to a maximum 1% increase under existing government budget forecasts that also show another 1m public sector posts disappearing by 2019.
Last year alone, some 12 million Brazilians applied for 180,000 public sector posts through selective exams.
Rt Hon Bernard Jenkin MP shares his vision for the public sector, post the next election.
The government will also move ahead with a procedure to put 12,500 civil servants into a so-called mobility program, giving staff members reduced wages for several months before moving them to another public sector post or firing them, according to a government official who asked not to be named because of the confidential nature of the talks.
More significantly, the expansion of road construction and public sector post-creation accelerated the shift in the island's population distribution from the hinterland to the coast.
And for every public-sector post created in London, two were lost in other cities.
It had seemed that hiring by businesses might make up for the shrinking state payroll: more than three private-sector jobs were created for every public-sector post lost until March.
