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  • Keep the two-tier workforce Code, by John Tizard
    There is growing speculation that the Government will scrap the Best Value Workforce Code. This places a statutory duty on local authorities to ensure that workforce issues are addressed in procurements and contracted services. 31 August 2010
  • How to spend it, by Robert Allison
    As part of the government's review of spending in the public sector, it has called for greater transparency across all departments 19 August 2010
  • Transformation not trimming, by Susan Anderson
    Short-term contract renegotiation will save some money for the government, but the biggest wins will require a fundamental re-engineering of the way public services are provided. 23 July 2010
  • The balance sheetThings really did get better under New Labour. But now we need a new settlement for progressive politics and public service reform, say Lisa Harker and Carey Oppenheim
  • Paying the priceWe are told that private sector workers faced widespread pay freezes last year and now it's the turn of pampered public servants to feel the pain. But much of this argument is based on urban myths, while new salary curbs threaten fairness and equal pay, warns Alastair Hatchett
  • Banking on usThe government now owns billions of pounds worth of banks in the UK, which it will have to restore to the private sector at some point. But when, how and what should the taxpayer get back? PF convened a round table to discuss the issues. David Williams went along