'Having taken on an extra 91,000 staff since 2016, do you and your listeners feel public services that they receive directly have got any better?'
The Prime Minister believes slashing the size of the state could help ease the financial burden on households as he demands ideas from ministers about how to help squeezed Brits.
"We've had a terrible problem with DVLA, thought that was partly working from home, partly strike action. There are about 475,000 civil servants, the largest amount since 2010 – and a new target of cutting 91,000 jobs over two years has been set. "Every pound the Government pre-empts from the taxpayer is money they can spend on their own priorities, on their own lives."The plans have been opposed by the FDA union for civil servants, which accused the Government of chasing headline grabbing news.
"The idea that civil servants should swan off abroad to do their job is slightly giving the game away, that this isn't about efficiency, this is about lifestyle.
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