The ridiculous truth about Government Comms Staff

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Prime minister defends increase in communications staff since Labour came in power

The prime minister has defended the rise in the number of communications staff in the public service, following attacks from the National Party.

Data compiled by National, and verified by RNZ, showed the number of communications staff in the core public service had risen to 532, as shown in the 2021-22 annual reviews from 31 different departments and ministries.

It is an increase of 7.5 percent on the previous year, and a 56.87 percent increase since Labour took office.

The most hilarious part of having all these Comms staff is that they work not to communicate Government Policy, but to social engineer and avoid answering questions that highlight Ministry failings!

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Arguing about how many liars you have isn’t much of an argument.

Here’s the PSA to the rescue…

The Public Service Association (PSA), the union representing the communications staff, said National failed to understand the importance of the government communicating with the public, and were undermining confidence in the public service.

…ummm. I think the Self interested Public Service is undermining confidence in itself all by itself.

The OIA has been so abused by these Comms Staff that the Ombudsman has had to investigate and their investigation is damning!

Remember, the chinless wonder from down under, Big Davey Cormack is a Coms person for Pharmac and instead of making them be better, he helped them be worse.

The focus by the Wellington Bureaucratic Elite is they will skimp on the actual service provided to con you with social engineering campaigns and call that democracy.

 

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