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by Sean Whitfield
“I want to be clear that an overall score of 40 per cent remains a poor one and HMRC remains adrift of the highest-performing departments, although we don’t currently know where we stand in the overall league table.” My comments.. Have the other Departments really been through the same turmoil as Inland Revenue and Customs & Excise? Oh am I still allowed to use those words or will they be picked up by the profanity filter? If you are going to merge two Departments to achieve long term cost savings you should make sure from the outset that there will be NO losers. The newly formed Department’s attitude was to the contrary. Some of the unforgivable injustices were:
On top of all the turmoil we are constantly having our pay & conditions attacked by our employer (the Government) not to mention the gutter press. I do get slightly sick of all the statements regarding how valuable and appreciated we are when this isn’t supported by fair treatment, respect and reward. Amazingly most of us still take our roles seriously and endeavour to work to the highest standards. |