Many people are working online for only a few months, yet the government is falsely giving them credit and salaries for the next 10-12 years, while those who actually work are slandered, cheated and exploited. The government agencies also refuse to correct their records. Why do government agencies refuse to update their records in the internet sector?
Why do government agencies refuse to update their records in the internet sector?
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Because workers on a government are lazy workers and doesn't like headache as simple as that.
Well that's the government for you, its pretty hard to actually see a government that is fair, most of these persons who get these so called government jobs are people related to does in power in one way or another, hence they would be a lot of foul play.
Government agencies often have complex and outdated technology infrastructure that makes it difficult to transition to the internet. Additionally, many government agencies are subject to strict regulations and security protocols that can make the process of implementing new technology and updating records more complicated. Finally, the cost of transitioning to the internet and implementing new technology may be prohibitive for many government agencies.
Well, it might be possible that this might happen due to corruption? Perhaps this might be one of the main reasons? This can cause many issues for many employees who might be working in many governmental sectors and departments.
It looks like this kind of problem is quite common in many countries, especially many developing countries. This might be because the administration is not managed properly, perhaps?
