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#public-service

Gloria Shepherd, head of the FHWA, is facing backlash after the reversal of congestion pricing approval by the Trump administration.

Newly appointed deputy mayors in NYC are committed to improving the city through their extensive experience in public service.

Adolfo Carrión Jr. focuses on stability and housing goals as New York City's new deputy mayor amidst significant leadership changes.

Mayor Adams emphasizes his longstanding commitment to helping New Yorkers and asserts his intention to run for re-election focused on his record.

Peter Dutton reverses plans to mandate office return for federal public servants in response to backlash from voters.

Peter Dutton has reversed his stance on mandating public servants to return to the office, embracing flexible work arrangements instead.

Civil service employees resigned in protest against using their skills to dismantle public services.

Over 20 employees resign from DOGE to uphold their commitment to public service and protect critical government systems.

Gen Z faces significant job market challenges as stability in public service positions declines.

Recent college graduates are increasingly shifting from tech jobs to public service due to job security concerns.

A city employee resigned after admitting to sexting a mother of a child he investigated for abuse.

Maryam Guerrab's upbringing as an Algerian immigrant shapes her passion for advocacy and public service.

Public service, particularly teaching, is vital for making a difference in society, according to Andrew Zonneveld.

The case against retired sergeant Ken Kovac was dismissed, highlighting issues of abuse in the policing system.

Deputy Chief West's complaints stemmed from personal affronts rather than criminal activity.

The Independent prioritizes delivering quality journalism and supporting public discourse while Thames Water secures crucial funding to avoid financial collapse.

Fired federal workers express confusion and frustration over job cuts despite President Trump's claims of efficiency and reform.

The Chisholm Effect event honored Shirley Chisholm's legacy and her influence on public service, particularly for Black women in leadership.

Nita Lowey's pioneering political career made her an influential advocate for women's rights and healthcare funding as a longstanding U.S. Representative.

The Biden administration's scientific progress faces significant setbacks under the new Trump presidency, impacting environmental and societal advancements.

Michael Lewis launched a series in the Washington Post to valorise public service and prepare against potential government cuts under a Trump administration.

The productivity study within Canada's public service is currently not considering remote work.

Experts argue remote work is essential for assessing productivity in public service.

Strategic oversight on remote work could lead to negative consequences in planning.

Rahm Emanuel's return to prominence in politics seems certain despite criticism regarding his suitability for current political dynamics.

Tony Blair honored John Prescott's extraordinary contributions at his funeral, emphasizing his complexity and commitment to public service.

Lt. Gov. Delgado criticizes political leaders for prioritizing power and special interests over serving the public.

Jo Haylen resigned as NSW transport minister after misusing a ministerial car for private purposes, acknowledging she let the public down.

Mr McGuinness advocated for challenging the status quo and emphasized the importance of reform and respectful dialogue in governing.

Senator Andy Kim advocates for USAID and federal workers against purges and staffing cuts, promoting public service and bipartisanship.

Steve Soboroff will serve as LA's recovery officer without a salary to maintain focus on the wildfire recovery efforts.

Refuse collectors are facing violence while doing their jobs, prompting strong condemnation from local authorities.

Eugene Leader has served as a dedicated mail carrier for over 30 years, earning recognition for his commitment to public service.

Jenny Rowlands, chief executive of Camden Council, will leave her position after eight years, emphasizing the community's importance and the changes made during her tenure.