Two out of three civil servants agree to abolish the permanence in the State to remove those who do not do their job properly, while nine in ten citizens demand that those who do damage to universities are paying to pay the cost of recovery!
Marc’s impressive findings show how far the Greek society is now from the choices of politicians and trade union leaders: 82.5% of those who voted for ND. In the European elections they agree with the abolition of public permanence, followed by PASOK voters with 76.9%, SYRIZA with 66.9%, and even the KKE with 62%. In the whole of society, 76.2% – above 3 to 4 – wants to abolish permanence so that they can dismiss those who are inadequate.
According to the results of the survey, 41.2% of civil servants said they “agree” with 23.3% that they “rather agree” with the abolition of permanence, indicating that the majority percentage of public workers are not afraid of losing their jobs.
It is also interesting that almost eight out of ten public sector employees agree with the evaluation of all civil servants, which is for which strong inter -party consensus is formed, with percentages starting with the impressive 75% for the KKE and reaching 95% in ND. Throughout the electoral party, the agreement with the evaluation was recorded by MARC at 88%.
73.4% of State employees agree with the assessment of teachers, an agreement that runs horizontally all parties, even those who have expressed objections to this measure: the lowest agreement with the assessment is a powerful 66.4% of the citizens who voted for the KKE in the KKE. However, there is a marginally smaller agreement to evaluate teachers throughout the electorate – from 88% for the evaluation of all public officials, it drops to 83% for teachers.
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‘Yes’ to safe universities
Even at younger ages, aged 17 to 34, a strong majority of 6 out of 10 in favor of the placement of cameras in the public spaces of universities, an issue that is still considered taboo in the majority of HEIs. The rate of agreement in the placement of cameras increases with age – and reaches 83% for 65 or more. Only among those who are self -propelled on the Left is a 64.7% strong disagreement on the issue of the placement of cameras in universities, as well as a 52% “no” in suspending student status for two years for students accused of serious misconduct.
52.8% of those who declare leftists disagree with controlled entry into universities, but people themselves agree with 42.5% in suspension of student status in riots and 71.1% that damage to institutions should be paid by those who cause them. In fact, left -wing voters agree, even with a marginal majority of 52.7%, to the definitive deletion of students who are sentenced to the Court of Appeal for serious misconduct!
Throughout the sample, the rates of agreement in measures that will ensure academic freedom by excluding the riots – lecturers and non -overwhelming – are overwhelming, which shows the unnecessary of Greek society to change the image of HEIs: 89.9% agrees to pay the damage to 7% in Schools.
76.2% agrees with the deletion of students convicted of such actions and 73.4% want cameras. A strong 72.8% agreement is also recorded on the issue of suspension of student status for those facing charges of serious misconduct.
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