The Feds will never get it right. They are going job slashing again and that will not
be good for Canadians. Not because they are cutting jobs but how governments
cut jobs. We demand the wrong things from government. We demand they cut
without stipulating what and how we want them to cut.
Governments cut out people in the middle and less experienced employees and
those without seniority In the end we have supervisors who know little about the
day to day operation because they have been supervising and not doing the job
hands on. The new people that do survive don't have the experience to handle
the complex problems that arise. The people in the middle who do have the over
all experience end up with a work load that creates a massive back log and we
the people who need services suffer delays or just give up.
EI is a prime example, they were subjected to great change and disruption to the
way the services were provided. They didn't have the human resources to do the
job and the back logs are still there. The Minister foolishly stood up in the House
and said they were working to rule, which was not true. In that department the
senior bureaucrats are trying to do damage control but its a little late. The
Minister accused them of working to rule when in fact many of them are in fact no
longer there as they were transferred to other departments or let go.
Cutting is not the answer strategic cutting is.
be good for Canadians. Not because they are cutting jobs but how governments
cut jobs. We demand the wrong things from government. We demand they cut
without stipulating what and how we want them to cut.
Governments cut out people in the middle and less experienced employees and
those without seniority In the end we have supervisors who know little about the
day to day operation because they have been supervising and not doing the job
hands on. The new people that do survive don't have the experience to handle
the complex problems that arise. The people in the middle who do have the over
all experience end up with a work load that creates a massive back log and we
the people who need services suffer delays or just give up.
EI is a prime example, they were subjected to great change and disruption to the
way the services were provided. They didn't have the human resources to do the
job and the back logs are still there. The Minister foolishly stood up in the House
and said they were working to rule, which was not true. In that department the
senior bureaucrats are trying to do damage control but its a little late. The
Minister accused them of working to rule when in fact many of them are in fact no
longer there as they were transferred to other departments or let go.
Cutting is not the answer strategic cutting is.