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Public Servant Daily - Latest News from the Public Sector
Rights PSCA International
Latest News from the Public Sector
2010-03-12
11:12:00+00:00
Barber: ''Cameron risks union conflict''
A Conservative government would need to rethink its stance on public spending and the EU
2010-03-12
11:12:00+00:00
Adonis announces high-speed rail plans
250mph trains will link London to Birmingham, Manchester, the East Midlands, Sheffield and Leeds
2010-03-11
12:33:00+00:00
Goats and tsars should be checked
The practice of bringing people from outside government into ministerial teams needs more scrutiny
2010-03-11
12:10:00+00:00
Inspector slams police standards
Police in England and Wales don't give enough attention to clamping down on anti-social behaviour
2010-03-11
11:09:00+00:00
Labour MPs and Tory peer face jail
They are appearing in court under the Theft Act charged with false accounting with their expenses
2010-03-11
10:23:00+00:00
MI5 ''didn't know the US used torture''
Former head Baroness Manningham-Buller says she had no idea why Binyam Mohamed was talking
2010-03-10
15:56:00+00:00
Brown ''insults public servants''
The Senior Salaries Review Body has said that there is ''no justification for general pay increases''
2010-03-10
12:07:00+00:00
Ofsted downgrades schools
Stricter criteria mean that just 9 per cent of schools are deemed to be outstanding
2010-03-10
10:45:00+00:00
Staff morale is rock bottom at HMRC
The department has come last in a government staff survey, says Treasury Committee
2010-03-09
13:26:00+00:00
£20bn of cuts ''needed by 2013/14''
PricewaterhouseCoopers says the Treasury has its figures wrong and cuts and tax rises might be necessary
2010-03-09
12:22:00+00:00
Business funding scheme ''too risky''
Department for Business, Innovation and Skills has wasted £338m on venture capital funds
2010-03-09
12:00:00+00:00
New powers to take foreigners' DNA
The Crime and Security Bill is amended to extend police powers to record those convicted abroad
2010-03-09
11:28:00+00:00
'Can more data boost people power?'
In its new debate, the Audit Commission discusses the quality of public data
2010-03-08
16:40:00+00:00
Cameron may adopt a Boris template
London's deputy mayor Sir Simon Milton tells us that a Tory government could follow the Mayor's lead
2010-03-08
15:01:00+00:00
Steven Purcell is to quit politics
Former Glasgow City Council leader steps down as councillor amid allegations of drug taking
2010-03-08
14:21:00+00:00
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Latest Public Sector Features from www.publicservice.co.uk
Rights PSCA International
Latest News from the Public Sector
2010-03-12
09:28:00+00:00
Forging partnerships for a people's NHS
In recent years the NHS has moved away from its traditional 'doctor knows best' approach and has become more prepared to listen to the people it serves. But, says Dr Brian Fisher, there remains great scope for patients to have more influence over the decision-makers
2010-03-12
09:28:00+00:00
We can't afford a fight for resources
Better alignment of services and budgets are a vital part of the struggle to improve our currently failing system of care for older people, delegates at Public Service Events' Later Life conference heard. Alison Thomas reports
2010-03-12
09:14:00+00:00
Telehealth gives remote control
Technological advancements in telehealth are helping to streamline services and improve patient care, as Martin Hunt outlines
2010-03-12
09:00:00+00:00
Partnering for a stronger future
The next phase of the government's Healthy Schools programme will provide closer support for children's and young people's health and wellbeing within the school environment, writes Richard Sangster
2010-03-09
23:43:00+00:00
EXCLUSIVE: School lotteries strike back
The current schools admissions system favours the rich over the poor and the unscrupulous over those who play fair, writes David Furness, head of strategic development at the Social Market Foundation
2010-03-09
18:25:00+00:00
Change: remembering the moral imperative
Education commentator Richard Gerver reveals the tears and a flash of inspiration that led him to reject a targets culture as a headteacher in favour of an organic process focused on the needs of children
2010-03-09
18:11:00+00:00
We must agree new, stronger targets on biodiversity loss
Ahead of two major reports to be released this week on the state of wildlife in Britain and Europe, new Environment Commissioner Janez Potocnik considers the need for radical new targets to halt biodiversity loss
2010-03-08
16:06:00+00:00
In cyber security, confidence does not come cheap
More money and more cooperation are the building blocks to better cyber security in the UK, believes Tony Dyhouse, director of the Digital Systems KTN – Cyber Security Programme. He tells Mike Lowe what the UK might face if it was hit by a successful cyber attack
2010-03-08
15:45:00+00:00
'Edinburgh should lead financial reform'
Edinburgh should host a global conference on bank reform to strengthen its position in the financial sector, according to Reform Scotland chairman Ben Thomson.
2010-03-08
15:06:00+00:00
International Women's Day: Science in the Spotlight
Prominent university professor Mineke Bosch calls on the new Research Commissioner Maire Geoghegan-Quinn to rise to the challenge of increasing female representation in science and reap the benefits of greater diversity in the profession
2010-03-08
09:49:00+00:00
Facing a new task?
Writing exclusively for Public Servant, Cabinet Secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell explains how the civil service is getting its house in order with a new set of rules in preparation for a general election – and the real possibility of a hung parliament
2010-03-08
07:52:00+00:00
Pay freeze on the horizon?
Public sector employees could face a national pay freeze in 2011/12, Finance Secretary John Swinney has said.
2010-03-05
16:26:00+00:00
Cutting the bull****
Before you can recruit the right people you must create the right environment, says Calum Paton, professor of health policy at Keele University, who chaired Public Service Events' NHS Recruitment, Training and HR conference
2010-03-04
14:53:00+00:00
'Let's stop talking about the big, bad central computer'
Joseph Waller, managing director of XML Solutions, dispels some of the myths around the security of centralised IT systems compared to preferred localised options
2010-03-04
14:23:00+00:00
Leadership for a new climate
Steve Munby argues that properly qualified school business managers can take some of the burden from headteachers and help strengthen school leadership
2010-03-04
14:05:00+00:00
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