A Portuguese public servant expresses her exhaustion regarding politicians, stating that during the holidays the politicians continue to lie. The author mentions that she returned from vacation feeling as tired as if she had worked for years without rest, believing that many public servants share the same feeling.
The author criticizes the President of the Government for stating there is no money for the ferry, but there are funds for dozens of golf courses given to private friends. She denounces that the government builds these courses and offers them for free to the private sector, continuing to make their living without concerns.
Regarding SIADAP, the public service evaluation system, the author considers it unfair, stating that good grades are given to those who have an orange card, meaning connections, while the remaining civil servants are left marking time for years, sometimes up to eight years.
The author also mentions that some regional secretariats are awarding bonuses as the law provides, but others are not doing so without anyone speaking about the matter, concluding that there is no equality among government employees.
