British media: The British Ministry of Foreign Affairs has only 2/5 employees to work

[Global Times special reporter Ren Xiaoman] Although the British Cabinet Ministers vigorously called on employees to return to the office as soon as possible, more than 1/3 of the desks in the various buildings in the white hall of London are still empty.

According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on the 10th, as thousands of civil servants continue their homes, earlier this month, among the 19 major government departments, the employees of 12 departments arrived at the job rate of less than 67%. Among them, the most "quiet" is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Charles King Street. Although the implementation of Russia's sanctions and handling the British "Brexit" is the main responsibility of the ministry, the ministry has only 2/5 employees to work. Only 51%of the Ministry of Political Affairs, which is responsible for expel immigration to Rwanda, currently work. The Royal Tax and Customs General Administration of Taxation and Customs have only 53%of the employees who work on their jobs, and more and more people have begun to complain about the waiting time for tax telephones.

It is reported that the British "Brexit" opportunity and the government's efficiency of the State Minister Jacob Rez Mog produced the various departments to the job rate ranking table. He also patrolled the departments and left a signature in the empty work position. But the fact is that dozens of government agencies have acquiesced in the "mixed office system" this year, that is, only one week is required to work for two days to work. Recently, when facing the "torture" of parliamentarians, Simon Keess, the person in charge of the civil servant affairs, acknowledged that "it is important to make full use of the taxpayer's money," but he added that "in the past ten years, the 'hybrid office' will be civil servants. Part of the way of work. "A government spokesman said," The number of civil servants in the office in the white hall is increasing. "

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