この国では公務員のストライキが日常的に発生しますの英語

in Japan, while retaining the status of public official, the action of becoming a full-time labor union official

an official under fire for mismanagement

The government official talked to person of the TV station off the record.

Problems with operations frequently arise.

dumb officials make some really dumb decisions

(of a government official or private company employee) to wait for a job assignment

Civil servants have an obligation to serve the people.

to admonish a public official who has violated his obligations

Public officials should not abuse their rights.

a crime in which a public official receives a bribe

a white-collar crime by a public servant

Civil servants are not allowed to have other jobs [《口語》 to moonlight].

It behooves public officials to do their duty.

The National Personnel Authority recommended reducing the government employee payroll next year.

the act of unionized workers of holding a strike

We must enforce strict official discipline among government employees.

of a high government official, to retire from a government office and find a post in a private company

a situation in which a public official's decisions are influenced by the official's personal interests

the extortion by dishonest officials of fees for performing their sworn duty

It is outrageous that he, a public servant, should demand a bribe.

cut away the deadwood in the civil service

The country often resorts to saber rattling.

a dogmatic action taken by a bureaucracy

a crime committed by government employees, called "divulging government secrets"

(of a person's character) bureaucratic

the status of a government official or a private company employee who is waiting for job assignment

inanities in bureaucracy

a formal document charging a public official with misconduct in office

a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation

swallowing air (usually followed by belching and discomfort and flatulence)