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29 Nov 17
The NHS has an extensive estate, not all of which is used well. Could selling sites help it generate cash and provide homes for its staff?
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24 Nov 17
The quiz is now closed to entries. The correct answers will be published in the January/February issue of Public Finance along with the names of the winner and runner up.
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23 Nov 17
CIPFA’s local authority fraud tracker shows that councils are concentrating on higher value fraud, and housing tops the list.
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8 Nov 17
Experience in different sectors can raise you well above the competition when it comes to career development. Helen Emmott gives steps on how to do it.
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27 Oct 17
Politicians are not confronting the social care funding crisis. This failure is letting down older people, now and in the future. Judy Hirst reports.
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23 Oct 17
The private finance initiative is deeply unpopular, blamed for delays and exorbitant costs. However, as Anthony Barej finds out, it could still have a future.
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22 Sep 17
Attempts to stamp out global tax avoidance are being undermined by countries negotiating low-tax sweetheart deals. How should the system be cleaned up?
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31 Aug 17
Reducing the time it takes to close accounts saves money, improves accuracy and strengthens financial decision making. Here is some advice on how to improve the process
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27 Aug 17
The University of Manchester’s announcement in May that it was to make 171 staff redundant took many higher education watchers by surprise. Its reasons for the decision were strikingly diverse...
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25 Aug 17
As well as enormous human costs, the Grenfell Tower fire has huge financial consequences, with millions of pounds expected to be spent on the inquiry and councils rushing to make their buildings safe...
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24 Aug 17
The malware attack on the NHS put public sector IT security in the spotlight. With systems often outdated and weak, is it time to rethink priorities?
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6 Jul 17
Consultancies vary a great deal in their approach to interim candidates. There is much they can do to attract the best interim staff and keep them loyal
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28 Jun 17
NHS sustainability and transformation plans aim to bring in new, more efficient models of care. Yet their progress has been patchy
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23 Jun 17
Social divisions run deep. Pouring money into poor areas does not work so councils are trying radical new approaches
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2 Jun 17
Public bodies are turning to crowdfunding. Is this a realistic, sustainable approach to paying for projects?
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2 Jun 17
The schools’ national funding formula is designed to be equitable but can such radical changes succeed alongside deep spending cuts?
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1 Jun 17
Managers need to harness the collective intelligence of their team and ensure staff feel comfortable and confident when they want to raise problems
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8 May 17
Could a basic income for all citizens provide security and give people more control – or would it be complex, costly and discourage working?
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3 May 17
Growing skills through apprenticeships is now mandatory, with large public sector bodies having to enrol minimum numbers and pay a training levy. Will this reap rewards or cost the earth?
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3 May 17
If they adopt the right approach, employers can benefit from the new scheme and the levy, gaining a loyal workforce with the specific skills they need
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31 Mar 17
Local authorities need to ensure that competent, well-trained professionals are ready to step up when senior roles become vacant. There are several approaches
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24 Mar 17
The government balance sheet is increasingly being used to support flagging sectors of the economy from infrastructure to mortgages. What are the risks to the public finances?
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10 Mar 17
Change can make people apprehensive, and managers need to understand what staff are going through and show them a new approach is attractive and achievable.
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3 Mar 17
Providing care closer to home for people having mental health crises will lead to both human and financial benefits
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27 Feb 17
Has the devolution revolution stalled – or does Brexit offer an opportunity to power up economies in the Midlands, the North and beyond?
29 Nov 17The NHS has an extensive estate, not all of which is used well. Could selling sites help it generate cash and provide homes for its staff?
24 Nov 17The quiz is now closed to entries. The correct answers will be published in the January/February issue of Public Finance along with the names of the winner and runner up.
23 Nov 17CIPFA’s local authority fraud tracker shows that councils are concentrating on higher value fraud, and housing tops the list.
8 Nov 17Experience in different sectors can raise you well above the competition when it comes to career development. Helen Emmott gives steps on how to do it.
27 Oct 17Politicians are not confronting the social care funding crisis. This failure is letting down older people, now and in the future. Judy Hirst reports.
23 Oct 17The private finance initiative is deeply unpopular, blamed for delays and exorbitant costs. However, as Anthony Barej finds out, it could still have a future.
22 Sep 17Attempts to stamp out global tax avoidance are being undermined by countries negotiating low-tax sweetheart deals. How should the system be cleaned up?
31 Aug 17Reducing the time it takes to close accounts saves money, improves accuracy and strengthens financial decision making. Here is some advice on how to improve the process
27 Aug 17The University of Manchester’s announcement in May that it was to make 171 staff redundant took many higher education watchers by surprise. Its reasons for the decision were strikingly diverse...
25 Aug 17As well as enormous human costs, the Grenfell Tower fire has huge financial consequences, with millions of pounds expected to be spent on the inquiry and councils rushing to make their buildings safe...
24 Aug 17The malware attack on the NHS put public sector IT security in the spotlight. With systems often outdated and weak, is it time to rethink priorities?
6 Jul 17Consultancies vary a great deal in their approach to interim candidates. There is much they can do to attract the best interim staff and keep them loyal
28 Jun 17NHS sustainability and transformation plans aim to bring in new, more efficient models of care. Yet their progress has been patchy
23 Jun 17Social divisions run deep. Pouring money into poor areas does not work so councils are trying radical new approaches
2 Jun 17Public bodies are turning to crowdfunding. Is this a realistic, sustainable approach to paying for projects?
2 Jun 17The schools’ national funding formula is designed to be equitable but can such radical changes succeed alongside deep spending cuts?
1 Jun 17Managers need to harness the collective intelligence of their team and ensure staff feel comfortable and confident when they want to raise problems
8 May 17Could a basic income for all citizens provide security and give people more control – or would it be complex, costly and discourage working?
3 May 17Growing skills through apprenticeships is now mandatory, with large public sector bodies having to enrol minimum numbers and pay a training levy. Will this reap rewards or cost the earth?
3 May 17If they adopt the right approach, employers can benefit from the new scheme and the levy, gaining a loyal workforce with the specific skills they need
31 Mar 17Local authorities need to ensure that competent, well-trained professionals are ready to step up when senior roles become vacant. There are several approaches
24 Mar 17The government balance sheet is increasingly being used to support flagging sectors of the economy from infrastructure to mortgages. What are the risks to the public finances?
10 Mar 17Change can make people apprehensive, and managers need to understand what staff are going through and show them a new approach is attractive and achievable.
3 Mar 17Providing care closer to home for people having mental health crises will lead to both human and financial benefits
27 Feb 17Has the devolution revolution stalled – or does Brexit offer an opportunity to power up economies in the Midlands, the North and beyond?
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