Casoria. Competition for manager of direct personal services sector: "there is no end to the worst, city in disarray".
A dig from city councilor Alessandro Graziuso. The Municipality of Casoria has published a call for applications for a manager in the "Direct Personal Services" sector. This procedure is reserved entirely for internal personnel who meet the qualifications, but according to Graziuso, "the choice is questionable from both a legal and administrative perspective."
And in fact," he clarifies, "the procedure limits the right of those who meet the requirements to participate, as well as precluding the organization from selecting the best candidate. Not to mention that only a privileged few within the organization have the opportunity to participate in the competition, making it a truly bespoke experience."
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But just a few days ago, the Casoria Democratic Party issued a statement criticizing the poor performance of Raffaele Bene's administration, highlighting that this year Casoria will have a school canteen service that wasn't guaranteed last year due to the administration's evident incompetence.
“But the manifest inadequacy of our government knows no bounds and continues to reverberate throughout the city,” the PD members stigmatize. “For example: failure to plan activities to unblock drains; disinfestation interventions carried out only in some areas of the territory; lack of road maintenance service; sporadic checks on the territory; absence of horizontal road signs; abandonment of green areas; poor cleaning of the city’s main roads.”
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