Despite 'Austerity', Greece is actually hiring more public employees than ever

It is an open secret that Greece is not abiding by the Troika rules, and now there's decisive proof for this fact:

Greece breached the rules of its EU-IMF loan agreement by taking on some 70,000 public sector staff in two years, undermining efforts to reduce the state payroll, a report said on Sunday. To Vima weekly said the hirings in 2010 and 2011 were highest in local administration, health, the police and culture, where the number of employees actually increased.

Actually, the with the new seemingly conservative government in place,  the Greek public payrolls will continue to balloon:

The new government, built around the conservatives and backed by socialists and moderate leftists, on Saturday said it wanted to freeze further civil service layoffs and bargain for a two-year extension to its tough fiscal adjustment.

So there's a simple solution to simple problems. Cut off any bailout money. Greece would be bankrupt, but at least this idiocy would stop right away.