Russia’s State Duma and Federation Council Reportedly to Cut Administrative Staff by 15%
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In the offices of the State Duma and the Council of the Federation, it is planned to reduce the number of staff by 10 to 20 per cent, so that deputy deputies were sent for certification.
In the Russian Parliament, there will be cuts in officials, writing the RBC with reference to sources, promises to dismiss those who should have already retired. In 2024, Putin officially demanded the reduction of one out of ten civil servants. The silovists did not touch these cleansings. Now, after the elections, the wave of dismissals has gone down to Parliament.
The decision was made pursuant to Vladimir Putin ' s decree on the reduction of the number of civil servants and was explained by RBC sources.
In the State Duma, it is planned to reduce the number of civil servants by 15 to 20 per cent, in the Council of the Federation by 10 to 15 per cent, and to write to RBC by reference to sources. According to interviewees, the publications want to reduce the number of employees primarily by jobless vacancies and employees approaching retirement age. One time in the State Duma, the requirements for deputy deputies have been tightened, and they are …
The State Duma is preparing to eliminate almost one fifth of the full-time position and the Federation Council to reduce to 15 per cent of the seats, and there are no plans for mass layoffs: savings are primarily from vacant vacancies; and personnel changes in the Russian Parliament are reported by RBC with reference to sources in both chambers.
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