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Originally Posted by Neil
That's not true at all.
I work for a profit making company and we have waste.
Spent several days recently improving a water recycling system to make the first stage 10% more efficient and I have not finished yet.
You can always make savings and you don't always have to reduce staff/quality/standards/safety to do it. Sometimes you just need the right person to look at it.
I have spent the last 20 years making efficiency improvements.
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Well I can well understand that, but does this happen to the same extent in any government funded body, at the end of the day if the company you work for loses money had over fist to wasteful stupid spending it won't be long before your out of a job, public funded bodies don't give a toss because it has no effect on their being, if it did, they would soon look for ways of cutting cost in the RIGHT areas, but don't hold your breath