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Civil servants, civil service, public officials, state reform… none of these words appear in the professions of faith of Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron.
Something rare enough to be underlined, the 5.7 million civil servants were not even subject during this campaign to the usual one-upmanship to find out which candidate would cut the most posts.
Only Valérie Pécresse has ventured into this field, promising to reduce the number of public jobs by 150,000.
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As for the other candidates, their project was poles apart, defending targeted recruitment in health and safety, even massive hiring.
Even Emmanuel Macron, who initially aimed for a skimming of 120,000 jobs in 2017 (50,000 for the State and 70,000 for the territorial), gave up.
“These figures are nonsense.
We do not really know how to quantify, it is often poorly done, and we never explain where to cut
, admits a close friend of the president.
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