Feds’ idea to reward public servants with cash doomed
Our government has an abysmal record of listening to concerned federal employees brave enough to speak up.
OTTAWA—The federal government's hope to save money by rewarding public servants with cash incentives for cost-cutting ideas hinges on one integral premise: that they will be willing to come forward and speak out against the status quo.
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