GHC6bn blown on public sector allowances - IMANI boss

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ghanaman 7 years ago

MANI has shown that it exists to analyze public policies from a truly objective economic perspective. No government with economic awareness would do what the Mahama did! Period

MANI has shown that it exists to analyze public policies from a truly objective economic perspective. No government with economic awareness would do what the Mahama did! Period
Socrates 7 years ago

They have destroyed our nation, no wonder Mahama brother have a private jet while Bole Bamboi people suffer, you call this sense? Nkwasea chopping our money waawaa

They have destroyed our nation, no wonder Mahama brother have a private jet while Bole Bamboi people suffer, you call this sense? Nkwasea chopping our money waawaa
Nii 7 years ago

Article 71 workers emoluments are covered by law and it's a commission that determines their allowances and salaries. For a review to be made it's parliament that has the sole duty upon submission of a document to parliament ...
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Article 71 workers emoluments are covered by law and it's a commission that determines their allowances and salaries. For a review to be made it's parliament that has the sole duty upon submission of a document to parliament by the article 71 emoluments commission
OLD SOLDIER 7 years ago

When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, h ...
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When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, he had the gut to recommend his fellow journalists to be executed by PNDC. Pratt even recommended Baako to be killed by the regime, thank God Baako was instead touchered violently and severely but his life was spared. This is what Kwesi Pratt can do. Now Pratt is a secret agent to NDC and US Embassy in Ghana. May God forgive Pratt and spare him the untold evils that will come upon him and his generations. The souls of those journalist killed through Pratt's recommendations to PNDC will never forgive Pratt. Now Pratt has the guts to take Diplomatic Passport and smuggled his weak-headed children to work at the Ministries under Mills NDC, may God forgive Pratt and his dependance and spare them of the evils ahead of them...
James 7 years ago

Nii educate these bunch of political illiterates! They make the most noice yet with nothing to show. Why won't they vote for an incompetent deaf.

Nii educate these bunch of political illiterates! They make the most noice yet with nothing to show. Why won't they vote for an incompetent deaf.
Ac-Man. 7 years ago

You are part of the problem. Yes, Article 71 is in the constitution placed by corrupt pndc/ndc officials. The law has a huge conflict of interest issue. The corrupt president and his cronies set up a commission to determine t ...
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You are part of the problem. Yes, Article 71 is in the constitution placed by corrupt pndc/ndc officials. The law has a huge conflict of interest issue. The corrupt president and his cronies set up a commission to determine their pension. The law should be amendment immediately.
..... 7 years ago

Mahama's brother accumulated his money during NPP looting spree, public officials should be investigated, but the citizens are mostly thieves its not an NDC , NPP thing, the average Ghanaian is a thief

Mahama's brother accumulated his money during NPP looting spree, public officials should be investigated, but the citizens are mostly thieves its not an NDC , NPP thing, the average Ghanaian is a thief
sam 7 years ago

Do u understand what the issue is. Ignoramus like u are why the npp won.

Do u understand what the issue is. Ignoramus like u are why the npp won.
Dessie 7 years ago

Your are exhibiting cherry picking; this wasn't exist today or yesterday :it is being there decades and it must be rooted out: Ghana instutuitional heads are greedy and something must be done to curve that situation

Your are exhibiting cherry picking; this wasn't exist today or yesterday :it is being there decades and it must be rooted out: Ghana instutuitional heads are greedy and something must be done to curve that situation
OLD SOLDIER 7 years ago

Author:- Ewugyadze desperate John Mahama .....
Fool.Get over ur embarrassing defeat.You expect him to get to work even when he has not been sworn in yet.Why?? Because you know you still have a dumb ass president who has wre ...
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Author:- Ewugyadze desperate John Mahama .....
Fool.Get over ur embarrassing defeat.You expect him to get to work even when he has not been sworn in yet.Why?? Because you know you still have a dumb ass president who has wrecked the economy with his cohorts.He is literally a WASTE OF SPACE!!
sam 7 years ago

Akuffo addo can do.

Akuffo addo can do.
Nii 7 years ago

This is not about Mahama. It's about the laws related to emoluments for article 71 workers being reviewed. Mahama has no control over that and no government solely does. Parliarment has to do the review upon the article 71 em ...
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This is not about Mahama. It's about the laws related to emoluments for article 71 workers being reviewed. Mahama has no control over that and no government solely does. Parliarment has to do the review upon the article 71 emoluments commission presenting a document to parliament.
Danny, London 7 years ago

Hey thank you Ghanaman.

Now, for all these years what has IMANI being doing in the country? It is so much shame that they have not commented on this worrying issue than when a sitting Gorvernment is about leaving the scene ...
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Hey thank you Ghanaman.

Now, for all these years what has IMANI being doing in the country? It is so much shame that they have not commented on this worrying issue than when a sitting Gorvernment is about leaving the scene to an incoming one?

Do I, then say to Mr Frank Cudjoe that he and his colleagues has slept on their watch for so long? This, to me as a Financial Management person having worked both with Governments and Corporations over many years across the world is complete INEFFICIENCY and INCOMPETENCE.

This is so for the obvious fact and reason that in spite I have lived most of my life outside Ghana, I have written 2 highly comprehensive feature articles on ALLOWANCES IN GHANA. Considering that my father happens to be one of the BIG SIX. I feel very ashame that a country of Ghana which attained independence fron a colonial master some 60 YEARS should still maintain such unjustifiable allowances Civil Servants whilst the poor citizens suffer daily in their lives.

Yes,the payment of the following ALLOWANCES are NOT JUSTIFIABLE in Ghana simple: FREE PETROL,GUARDING BOY,COOK,FREE CAR, FREE HOUSES, TRAVEL,SECURITY, MEDICAL and so on and on. The big question I have for the Blackman is. What is wrong with their THINKING? 60 YEARS? And yet the country leaders both past and present still think they are being ruled by the BRITISH?

In my previous artcles, I suggested that some of these PERKS MUST be abolished. If anything, the necessary ones must be consolidated into their salaries.

The fact remains that NONE of the above mentioned perks are paid in all the DEVELOPED COUNTRIES. WHY MUST the State provide free HOUSES for past Presidents, Ministers or some Parliamentarians? Has any body in Ghana hear of American Presidents, British Premiers being provided with FREE HOUSES? Certainly NO, yet Africans Leaders always and very well clamour for such favours. This IS FOOLISHNESS of the highest order. These past Leaders in the DEVELOPED COUNTRIES are never given FREE CARS and FREE PETROL.

Why cannot African Leaders THINK PROPERLY and NATURELY to help their continent move forward? The World is in the 21st Century, yet all that the Blackman thinks is aacquiring WEALTH for himself and family only.

Other writers have said it is only Parliament that can change the LAW. So, may I take that IMANI must now roll the BALL into their court and start vigorous campangne of the nusance or worrying issue of UNNECESSARY ALLOWANCES for every Tom, Dick and Harry in Ghana.

So Mr Franline Cudjoe over to you.
Telepathy. 7 years ago

Danny, London, what English is this? So many faults at so many places. Like: "he and his colleagues has*... " Do you drink? Your comments are however good.

Danny, London, what English is this? So many faults at so many places. Like: "he and his colleagues has*... " Do you drink? Your comments are however good.
BigMan 7 years ago

TWEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SEE WHO IS TALKING!

TWEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SEE WHO IS TALKING!
TAVIE 7 years ago

IT A SHAME JOHN MAHAMA UNDER HIS WATCH COULDN'T REDUCE THE WAGE BILL WITH SETH TERPKER FINANCE MINISTER. IT SAD SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS. LOOK AT ZAMBIA

IT A SHAME JOHN MAHAMA UNDER HIS WATCH COULDN'T REDUCE THE WAGE BILL WITH SETH TERPKER FINANCE MINISTER. IT SAD SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS. LOOK AT ZAMBIA
# MAHAMA IS OUT ! 7 years ago

The BNI,CID,SFO and CHRAG are all Sleeping. Who is getting arrested for this vomit of public Corruption ? Unbelievable !

The BNI,CID,SFO and CHRAG are all Sleeping. Who is getting arrested for this vomit of public Corruption ? Unbelievable !
k, no problem, a 7 years ago

Idiot. He should coe and work in the civil service before spewing this nonsense. These are the kind of people who shout to be heard using wrong premises for their arguments and encouraging governments to take bad decisions wh ...
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Idiot. He should coe and work in the civil service before spewing this nonsense. These are the kind of people who shout to be heard using wrong premises for their arguments and encouraging governments to take bad decisions which affect all.
Do you really know the worth of the civil servant to governance. Do you know how much a Director in the civil service after working for about 30 years after graduation receives as salary, pension etc ?
Socrates 7 years ago

Ghanaians will consider them after Nana 8yrs then Dr Bawumia 8yrs, Then when we see tha all their babies with sharp dog teeths has been wipe out and make Ezenator Rawlings their flagbearer then Ghanaians can consider them, th ...
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Ghanaians will consider them after Nana 8yrs then Dr Bawumia 8yrs, Then when we see tha all their babies with sharp dog teeths has been wipe out and make Ezenator Rawlings their flagbearer then Ghanaians can consider them, this ones thers now are very wicked to Ghanaians
Paul 7 years ago

Foolish boy! Has Akuffo Addo rejected his Ghc22,809 monthly salary? Has it not rather gone up from around GHc15000 to that Ghc22,809?

Foolish boy! Has Akuffo Addo rejected his Ghc22,809 monthly salary? Has it not rather gone up from around GHc15000 to that Ghc22,809?
Baby 7 years ago

Boot licker. I bet you are hungry but singing someone's song.

Boot licker. I bet you are hungry but singing someone's song.
serwaa aka Mrs Jasikan 7 years ago

Increased by who???

Increased by who???
yeboah papabi 7 years ago

mahama is a thief nd needs to be arrested nd prosecuted bt he is hiding behind rawlings nd ndc fucking constitution dey wrote God save dis country

mahama is a thief nd needs to be arrested nd prosecuted bt he is hiding behind rawlings nd ndc fucking constitution dey wrote God save dis country
Tony Anakwa 7 years ago

Absolutely......Cyber Hacking. The 2016 elections were not the true reflections on the ground. Be it in USA, Ghana etc . Life goes on . Mr IMANI boss , If really you are independent and a Christian, come out ....

Absolutely......Cyber Hacking. The 2016 elections were not the true reflections on the ground. Be it in USA, Ghana etc . Life goes on . Mr IMANI boss , If really you are independent and a Christian, come out ....
Salifu 7 years ago

We need performance based contracts for all these waste pipe public sector institutions. All public sector staff should have performance based contracts and aggreements with performance targets. The gravy train mentality shou ...
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We need performance based contracts for all these waste pipe public sector institutions. All public sector staff should have performance based contracts and aggreements with performance targets. The gravy train mentality should stop now if Ghana is to move forward.
Francis 7 years ago

I agreed. This wastage include public university lectures scheduling unnecessary meetings just to earn as much sitting allowances as they could grab.

I agreed. This wastage include public university lectures scheduling unnecessary meetings just to earn as much sitting allowances as they could grab.
kofiGhana 7 years ago

10% paa Mr.Akufo Addo prepare fr more demonstration in your administration,because we wnt allow DAT at all... I heard sometimes ago you served Ghana without taking a salary

10% paa Mr.Akufo Addo prepare fr more demonstration in your administration,because we wnt allow DAT at all... I heard sometimes ago you served Ghana without taking a salary
kofiGhana 7 years ago

10% paa Mr.Akufo Addo prepare fr more demonstration in your administration,because we wnt allow DAT at all... I heard sometimes ago you served Ghana without taking a salary......

10% paa Mr.Akufo Addo prepare fr more demonstration in your administration,because we wnt allow DAT at all... I heard sometimes ago you served Ghana without taking a salary......
KB 7 years ago

Great work - Keep it up!!!

Great work - Keep it up!!!
Ghanaba 7 years ago

IF POLITICIANS STOP THINKING ABOUT THEMSELVES ALONE, THE WORLD WILL BE A BETTER PLACE AND NO ONE WILL BE ON THE STREETS. WAKE UP GHANAIANS, WE ARE BEING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF. HOW CAN THEY BE EARNING SUCH WHILE COMMON SUBSIDY TH ...
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IF POLITICIANS STOP THINKING ABOUT THEMSELVES ALONE, THE WORLD WILL BE A BETTER PLACE AND NO ONE WILL BE ON THE STREETS. WAKE UP GHANAIANS, WE ARE BEING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF. HOW CAN THEY BE EARNING SUCH WHILE COMMON SUBSIDY THEY CAN'T PAY. WAKE UP
owureku 7 years ago

Mahama is a fool

Mahama is a fool
Uncle P tem 7 years ago

do you know how ghanaians

do you know how ghanaians
HONESTY 7 years ago

I know a lady who worked in the Civil Service for about thirty five (35) years and retired last year 2015 as a Senior Typist and her monthly salary was less than Five hundred (500) Ghana cedis. I have always wondered who were ...
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I know a lady who worked in the Civil Service for about thirty five (35) years and retired last year 2015 as a Senior Typist and her monthly salary was less than Five hundred (500) Ghana cedis. I have always wondered who were the real beneficiaries of the increases in the wage bill as a result of the implementation of the single spine policy which threw govt expenditure out of balance. It looks like the whole thing went to only a few officials. What IMANI is saying about the organization of useless conferences, meetings and seminars just because of allowances by Directors and heads in the Civil Service is more than true. The Article 71 office holders, including MPS are actually all defrauding the Ghanaian tax payers by way of approving these astronomical salaries etc for themselves. No wonder everybody wants some of whom can barely speak English or read all want to become MPs. The ordinary Ghanaian will queue from dawn to dusk to vote for them only for them to dupe them with senseless salaries and allowances. Very soon they will not get anybody to vote for them except themselves and family!!!!!
123 7 years ago

The real beneficiaries were staff of the Audit Service, Ghana Police, BNI, Fair Wages, Ghana Health Service, and Ghana Revenue Authority. Civil Servants and Staff of Controller and Accountant General's Department were disrega ...
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The real beneficiaries were staff of the Audit Service, Ghana Police, BNI, Fair Wages, Ghana Health Service, and Ghana Revenue Authority. Civil Servants and Staff of Controller and Accountant General's Department were disregarded in the Single Salary Spine Structure.
Uncle P tem 7 years ago

And so what?

And so what?
Nana Yala LD 7 years ago

Reward for no extra work done. This is nonsense why 10% when you don't pay based on actual performance that's what happens . If a doc at korlebu gets paid from accountant general in Accra then performance does not count . Dec ...
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Reward for no extra work done. This is nonsense why 10% when you don't pay based on actual performance that's what happens . If a doc at korlebu gets paid from accountant general in Accra then performance does not count . Decentralization is business critical my friends . Russia approach to business is not forward moving . Capitalism you get paid from where you work .
God Knows 7 years ago

Why do you think the Profs are leaving the class rooms for the ministries? Corruption everywhere.

Why do you think the Profs are leaving the class rooms for the ministries? Corruption everywhere.
123 7 years ago

Keep quiet IMANI. Allow us to chop the money.

Keep quiet IMANI. Allow us to chop the money.
Avoka 7 years ago

Let us start with cutting out or the unnecessary and fancy, all-expenses-paid 4-wheel vehicle government officials are driving for their private use most of the time. The Presidential motorcade is too long in fact much longer ...
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Let us start with cutting out or the unnecessary and fancy, all-expenses-paid 4-wheel vehicle government officials are driving for their private use most of the time. The Presidential motorcade is too long in fact much longer than that of the American President, the British Prime Minister, the German Chancellor etc. All government houses and flats should be sold and officials have to find their own accommodation like every one else since they are not doing Ghanaians a favor by working for the government and some of them stealing state funds. Extra-gratia payments to state officials should stop since they receive salaries. Strict penalties including long-term imprisonment should be imposed on officials who steal from the state directly or pad government contracts for their personal benefits. We have enough of corruption in Ghana and that must stop and stop now.
Baby 7 years ago

I have not had my allowance as secretary for the whole year.

I have not had my allowance as secretary for the whole year.
Papa G 7 years ago

With all these salaries and allowances for these men, there is still corruption. So what do you expect the ordinary man to do? Why wouldn't there be absenteeism, laziness and the rest at the work place? Pay the worker well wi ...
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With all these salaries and allowances for these men, there is still corruption. So what do you expect the ordinary man to do? Why wouldn't there be absenteeism, laziness and the rest at the work place? Pay the worker well with a better retirement benefits and he will die for his mother. BUT WHAT ABOUT OUR THIRD TIER RETIREMENT BENEFITS?
RAZAK 7 years ago

NPP clone analyst, nothing new!!

NPP clone analyst, nothing new!!
Yaw Nyamekye 7 years ago

Waaaa look!!!!
"I think it's about Ghc 6bn." Are you giving us facts or you are telling us what you think? And the stupid journalist is sitting there laughing without probing questions.
This IMANI guy should give a little ...
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Waaaa look!!!!
"I think it's about Ghc 6bn." Are you giving us facts or you are telling us what you think? And the stupid journalist is sitting there laughing without probing questions.
This IMANI guy should give a little respect to Ghanaians.
HARRY BROWN 7 years ago

I FIND IT HARD TO READ GHANAWEB ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S A FOOLS PARADISE
DISCIPLINE IS LACKING
RESPECT FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS IS LACKING AS COMPARED TO FACEBOOK WHERE ABUSES AND MISS TREATMENT OF OTH ...
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I FIND IT HARD TO READ GHANAWEB ARTICLES AND COMMENTS BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S A FOOLS PARADISE
DISCIPLINE IS LACKING
RESPECT FOR INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS IS LACKING AS COMPARED TO FACEBOOK WHERE ABUSES AND MISS TREATMENT OF OTHERS MEANS YOU ARE TAKEN OFFLINE
NO RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT
DEMOCRACY DOES NOT PERMIT ONE TO INSULT AND SPREAD FALSE INFORMATION ABOUT OTHERS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH DOES NOT MEAN LACK OF DISCRETION YOU CAN BE SUED JUST BECAUSE MAJORITY OF GHANAIANS ARE POORLY EDUCATED AND POOR DOES NOT MEAN THEY CAN NOT BE SUED AT THE LAW COURTS THEY NEED TO BE EDUCATED
IN UK WHERE DEMOCRACY IS PRACTICED ONE CANNOT INSULT THE PRIME MINISTER OR THE QUEEN AND GET AWAY WITH IT
RESPECT FOR OTHERS RIGHT MUST BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES
DEMOCRACY BRINGS RIGHTS AND ALSO RESPONSIBILITIES
I AM APPALLED TO REFER FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO THIS WEBSITE
James 7 years ago

I dare this IMANI boss to put his credibility on the line and proof to Ghana that he is not a surrogate of the Npp with the sole motive to discredit The Mahama led govt. If you think you're the only one who reads then think a ...
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I dare this IMANI boss to put his credibility on the line and proof to Ghana that he is not a surrogate of the Npp with the sole motive to discredit The Mahama led govt. If you think you're the only one who reads then think a again.
Appeadu 7 years ago

For ONCE, we have to act as a serious nation! NADAA-Bawumia have the opportunity to right so many wrongs ... that it would seem as if it is a whole do-over! Yes, we have so far been JOKING as a people!!!
Please remove the WA ...
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For ONCE, we have to act as a serious nation! NADAA-Bawumia have the opportunity to right so many wrongs ... that it would seem as if it is a whole do-over! Yes, we have so far been JOKING as a people!!!
Please remove the WASTE and let our people LIVE!
PEKI TUMU 7 years ago

WILL THIS HAPPEN IN GHANA?

__________

The Coming Exodus of Career Civil Servants

Research shows many professional staffers leave when a new president takes power—especially one with whom they don’t agree.

Jo ...
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WILL THIS HAPPEN IN GHANA?

__________

The Coming Exodus of Career Civil Servants

Research shows many professional staffers leave when a new president takes power—especially one with whom they don’t agree.

Joshua Roberts / Reuters

ANDREW MCGILL DEC 28, 2016

Now that Draining The Swamp is back on the agenda—and it definitely is, Donald Trump says—folks who labor in the myriad federal buildings dotting Washington are probably thinking about their options. How will Trump approach the federal government’s 2.5 million federal employees, or the 7,000-odd senior managers who assist political appointees? Will they even want to stay?

Signs point to an exodus. A study published earlier this month suggests that senior civil servants leave in droves during the first year of a new administration. They’re especially likely to quit when the incoming president’s politics are counter to the agency’s own ideological leanings.

And when these leaders leave, they take their experience and connections with them, leaving federal departments worse off.

“The government is a bundle of expertise,” said John de Figueiredo, a professor of law, strategy, and economics at Duke University, who co-authored the study. “When you lose these people who are very senior, we think that could potentially have a detrimental effect on governmental performance.”

The idea that agencies even have ideological leanings might raise a few eyebrows. They’re supposed to be apolitical, after all. And the paper’s logic presumes that most employees would fall in line with their agencies’ reputations. But data collected through years of surveys indicate government departments do have political preferences, and the study’s authors say there’s strong evidence linking those preferences to the departure of senior managers under unfriendly administrations.

To prove their point, researchers cracked open a massive employee database from the Office of Personnel Management, spanning 23 years and millions of workers. Electing a new president had almost no effect on the rank-and-file members of government, they found. Instead, most of the departures came from the Senior Executive Service, the elite cadre of managers who are often the primary layer between the appointees the president picks and the rest of the federal workforce.

Formed in 1978, the SES was designed to ensure continuity between administrations, an squad of generalists who could jump into a department and make it better. As my colleague Nora Kelly reported earlier this year, it hasn’t quite lived up to that promise; its leaders tend to get siloed within single agencies. But getting into the SES is quite competitive; as de Figueiredo puts it, the folks are undeniably “high performers.”

How could this play out under a Trump administration? Well, the president-elect has already nominated a climate-change denier to head the Environmental Protection Agency, and he wants to hand control of the Department of Energy to a man who’d prefer to abolish it. Plus, he’s a Republican. The study’s model would suggest a spike in departures from liberal-leaning agencies, including the EPA, the Department of Education, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

On the other end, the model expects to see more stable employment at more conservative branches, including the military. Indeed, Trump was endorsed by unions representing both agents in both the Border Patrol and Immigration, Customs and Enforcement, whose ranks will almost certainly swell if the president-elect gets his way.

Can the loss of experienced managers be prevented? “Some presidents who enter office have tended to be skeptical and suspicious of career employees,” said the study’s co-author, Alexander Bolton, a political science professor at Emory University. “But management strategies and the inclusion of career employees might help mitigate this mistrust.” Civil-service employees fear being ignored, just as much as presidents fear being undermined.

Given Trump’s adversarial stance toward government, Washington will likely see turnover. What this means for the long term isn’t clear. The machinery of government has always chugged along, even amid the most dramatic transfers of power. But as the president installs his own people at the top, and skeptical bureaucrats who report to them depart, the agencies begin to look more like him.

For conservatives, that might be a boon—a way to remake government along more congenial lines. But it could also be an impediment to a president with an ambitious agenda, thinning out the ranks of professionals who possess the knowledge necessary to navigate a complicated bureaucracy and implement policies swiftly and effectively. It’s hard to push through policies over the active resistance of the people charged with implementing them, but it can be just as hard to implement them without experienced managers capable of putting plans into action.
PEKI TUMU 7 years ago

FROM 28 Dec 2016 Issue of Atlantic

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/12/the-coming-exodus-of-career-civil-servants/511562/

FROM 28 Dec 2016 Issue of Atlantic

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/12/the-coming-exodus-of-career-civil-servants/511562/
Nana Promisy 7 years ago

So tell your Nana Addo to stop those allowances when he takes over. You think governance is a walk in the park. Good luck.

So tell your Nana Addo to stop those allowances when he takes over. You think governance is a walk in the park. Good luck.
Bismark from Dededo 7 years ago

Ghc60billion?.It is too outrageous.The next govt.should reduce it with immediate effect.Massing wealth to the detriment of a poor taxpayer.God will judge them one after the other.

Ghc60billion?.It is too outrageous.The next govt.should reduce it with immediate effect.Massing wealth to the detriment of a poor taxpayer.God will judge them one after the other.
Moro 7 years ago

IMANI Ghanaians workers were promised better wages by Nana Addo so please keep your thought to your self, Moreover how much money do collect from donors monthly without any useful result. Nana Addo promise better wages and we ...
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IMANI Ghanaians workers were promised better wages by Nana Addo so please keep your thought to your self, Moreover how much money do collect from donors monthly without any useful result. Nana Addo promise better wages and we expect nothing more , nothing less

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