Q: Describe who makes up the federal bureaucracies and their characteristics?
A: A bureaucracy is any large, complex organization in which employees have specific responsibilities and work within a hierarchy. The executive branch of the government controls and produces bureaucracies As of 2009, 2.7 million non elected civilian federal employees working full and part time jobs. IN addition, there are over 16 million people who work for state and local governments. These employees range in careers from biomedical engineers, creative arts therapists, computer scientists, nurses, attorneys and forestry technicians. Also, there are political appointees. These are government officials who occupy the most stratigecally important positions in the
A: A bureaucracy is any large, complex organization in which employees have specific responsibilities and work within a hierarchy. The executive branch of the government controls and produces bureaucracies As of 2009, 2.7 million non elected civilian federal employees working full and part time jobs. IN addition, there are over 16 million people who work for state and local governments. These employees range in careers from biomedical engineers, creative arts therapists, computer scientists, nurses, attorneys and forestry technicians. Also, there are political appointees. These are government officials who occupy the most stratigecally important positions in the