# The Public Servants Association raises concern over the subtle and systematic downsizing of the Public Service through voluntary exits, abolition and non-filling of posts, and redistribution of functions to overburdened employees. The PSA’s Claude Naicker says abolishing a post does not abolish the work, warning this creates a hollowed-out service. He urged government to tackle corruption, procurement abuse and waste instead of cutting capacity needed for delivery:
PSA raises alarm over the subtle downsizing of the Public Service [SOUND]
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