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The fights for the work of the public sector are a perennial in the electoral campaigns. This month’s budget revealed that the Albanian government has plans to employ 213,349 public employees in 2025-26, increasing the staff of 41,411 in its mandate.

In response, the opposition leader Peter Dutton has undertaken to cut at least 40,000 public employees from Canberra.

Liberal senator Bridget McKenzie was pressed on ABC 7.30 Last night on where the coalition could make cuts in the public service if it forms the government. He insisted “We are not making any cut to the first -line services”.

Take a look closely in case of success in the elections. At this moment it would be appropriate to appoint different types of roles when we do not have the ability – not to be ministers, not to be able to comb the details of the departments and what the Labor party has done on their watch – and the prudent thing to do, the responsible thing, it would be to make those decisions a long time within the government if we get the great privilege.

Here’s where the work could go.