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About LinkBacksAs far as I am aware, members of the civil service are forbidden from being a member of a political party.
Is this also true for jobs in local authorities, particularly the professional jobs such as engineers, planners, etc.?
As far as I am aware, members of the civil service are forbidden from being a member of a political party.
Is this also true for jobs in local authorities, particularly the professional jobs such as engineers, planners, etc.?
To be a student and not a revolutionary is a contradiction.
-Salvador Allende
I've always wondered about jobs like the development boards, Arts offices etc. I think it depends on the type of body.
"John Bull has got his hand down your pants and his fist around your bollox and you can't see it."
Crap!
Put it in youth politics by mistake and don't know to move it!
Sorry
To be a student and not a revolutionary is a contradiction.
-Salvador Allende
You can't unless you are a moderator. I used to be but am no longer, so I cannot help you there.Originally Posted by pobail
"John Bull has got his hand down your pants and his fist around your bollox and you can't see it."
Apparently, it depends mainly on the level of seniority to which you manage to rise in the post.
Heavy words are so lightly thrown.
Because it's not as if 70% of the Civil Service are current or former members of Fianna Fáil or anything...
Where'd you hear that?
Nothing will motivate the lazy / apathetic / Americanised / west-British types to embrace their culture and the Irish language.
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