The Commission recently held its first information session for staff on the Large-Scale Review (LSR), the major reform exercise that is supposed to reshape how the institution works. According to the official narrative, this reform will modernise structures, simplify processes, update our working culture and redesign staffing models so that the Commission becomes more agile, more efficient and “fit for the future”.
That’s the official promise. What we witnessed on 21 November told a different story.
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