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The last time the federal public service shrank was a decade ago. There were 262,817 public servants in 2013, which dropped to 257,138 in 2014, and again to 257,034 in 2015.

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“If you have ever considered a career in uniformed service, this is your chance to take the first step. We look forward to seeing you there,” added Minister Weeks.

Senior public sector sources said the government was looking at cuts to the service’s 55,000-strong workforce of up to 12.5 per cent (potentially more than 6500 staff).