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Brief respite over after years of Tory jibes

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December 12, 2024

Many civil servants breathed a sigh of relief after seeing the back of the Conservatives in July - a hoped-for end to long-running pay disputes, the looming axe of job cuts and a sense of chaos.

- Rowena Mason

The civil service endured being dismissed as "the blob" by ministers and Jacob Rees-Mogg pushing for 90,000 job cuts.

But the message from Labour appears to be harsher than many expected. Coupled with the chancellor's requirement for 5% budget cuts to be modelled across departments and set to require job cuts, the civil service looks like it is in for a demanding period.

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