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මෙච්චර ලොකු රාජ්ය සේවයක් නඩත්තු කරන්න බදු ගෙවමු?
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ලංකාවේ රාජ්ය ආදායමෙන් 84% යන්නේ රාජ්ය සේවක පඩි වලට .
රනිල් ලස්සනට රාජ්ය සේවකයෝ ටික අඩු කරගෙන ආව
ලපස් තව 30000ක් බදවගන්න යනවා
රනිල් ලස්සනට රාජ්ය සේවකයෝ ටික අඩු කරගෙන ආව
ලපස් තව 30000ක් බදවගන්න යනවා
power eke hitiye kauda? article eka quote karala dapanko.ජෙප්පොයි මහින්දයි
purappadu tiyenawa nam monawada karanne?Dan ethakota 30,000 ganne?
කිසිම ස්කිල් එකක් නැතුව ආට් කරලා කපා කපා කෑලි කපා දියවු දියවු පිනට දියවු කියන ගොබ්බ සෙට් එකයි, උස සිකුරුටි මිට් කම්කරු සෙට් එකයි, සක්කිලි පොලිස් කාරයොයි, අට පාස් රෙනවිරු හැත්තයි, බේබදු සමුර්ධි හැත්තයි තමයි පිනට කන උන් 
මේක තමා උනේ උන් මෙලෝ වැඩකට නෑ අනික ගෝඨාගෙ 8 පාස් ලක්ෂෙ, මං දැක්ක දුම්රිය නියාමක call කරල තිබ්බ ඒකට Maths කරල තියෙන්න ඕන ඉතිං ඕකට අර Art උපාධිකාරයො ගන්ඩද පිටින් ගන්ඩම වෙනව.
ඉතින් JVP එකේ ප්රතිපත්තිය රාජ්ය සේවකයෝ ප්රමාණය වැඩි කරන එකනේ. උන්ට ඡන්දේ දෙන ගොබ්බයො රාජ්ය සේවකයෝ වැඩි කරන්න තමයි දෙන්නේ
Sri Lanka has a bloated public sector and loss-making state enterprises which the influential Marxists Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) and previous Rajapaksa regimes have opposed privatizing.
SOEs are stuffed full of political appointees and are also used by line ministers to get vehicles outside their official allocations.
The public sector is also bloated with unemployed graduates each year, a strategy also popularized by the JVP which was picked up by then President Mahinda Rajapaksa from 2005 as an election winning strategy.
- https://economynext.com/sri-lanka-t...-or-migrate-as-progressive-taxes-bite-107768/
ECONOMYNEXT – Three key policy pillars articulated by the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna from 2001-2004 and embraced by a mainstream politician Mahinda Rajapaksa’s administration in 2005 are being questioned, as the country runs out of forex reserves amid money printing.
From 2005, Sri Lanka halted privatization, started recruiting tens of thousands of unemployed graduates into the public service every year with lifetime pensions, bloating an already bloated public sector and denying any benefit of a peace dividend to the country.
Sri Lanka also abandoned a price formula for fuel that had helped keep the rupee stable and inflation low from 2001 to 2003 even as global commodity prices went up from the ‘mother of all liquidity bubbles’ fired by the Federal Reserve from 2001.
From 2001 to 2003, state workers fell from 1.164 million to 1.043 million. By 2020, the public sector cadre has grown to 1.58 million with another batch of 53,000 unemployed graduates being shovelled tax money.
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The JVP and statist-nationalists mainstreamed the ideology by describing privatization as ‘selling national assets’ and as the public became more aware of SOE and corruption of political appointees and consultants running them, ‘selling to foreigners’.
- https://economynext.com/sri-lankas-...s-forex-shortages-default-risks-worsen-89221/
Sri Lanka started to expand the state giving jobs to unemployed graduates under a policy articulated by the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna from 2001 to 2004 and was co-opted by ex-President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s ‘Rata Perata’ economic framework to defeat current President Ranil Wickremesinghe.
The JVP at the time slammed Wickremesinghe for ‘raj-ya sevaya kappadu kireemer’ (trimming the state service) which was embraced by the urban intelligensia who developed the Rata Perata economic framework.
- https://economynext.com/money-to-pa...s-on-january-25-mostly-found-minister-110004/
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s ruling administration is now seeing virtues of a fuel price formula which was mocked during the last administration a minister said as the country faced forex troubles after money printing and global commodity prices also rose amid loose US policy.
Sri Lanka introduced a fuel price formula after the 2000/2001 balance of payments crisis, but Sri Lanka’s Marxist Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna slammed the policy at the time.
Current Minister Wimal Weerawansa, then in the JVP called it a ‘World Bank plug’ and it was embraced by the ‘Rata Perata’ framework of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
- https://economynext.com/sri-lanka-s...e-formula-as-key-jvp-policy-questioned-89005/
Sakkili mainage kale tamai gov force eka double triple une
30000k purappadu purawanawa kiyala neh kiyanne?
Ranila kaleth boruwa ban... CEB SLT dekama wikunanna initiate kalata ewa finalize kale na uge wasiyata..
Purappadu purawanna Hari, alutin ganna one na kiyala tamai mamat hitenne..
