Archives for September 24th, 2002

SEAMLESS ROAMING IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Features, PublicNet: 24 September, 2002

By Neil Hollins The development of wireless technology is bringing opportunities to do things in different ways. The author explains how mobile staff in local government can link directly into systems at base, process requests and get information. He also describes an implementation approach.



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PUBLIC SECTOR SLOW TO ADOPT FLEXIBLE WORKING - WHY?

Headlines, PublicNet: 24 September, 2002

Despite strong government endorsement ‘flexible working’ has not yet permeated the public sector in any significant way. It offers the ability to shape work around the way people live their lives and brings considerable benefits in terms of staff morale and productivity.An online debate ‘Fit for Work’ sponsored by the Public Policy Forum will seek to find out why this is so. 

COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER SCHEME GOES NATIONWIDE

Headlines, PublicNet: 24 September, 2002

Following the launch of the Metropolitan Police Service’s Community Support Officer scheme, it is planned to recruit more than 1,000 officers across the UK. They will play a complementary role to police officers in tackling disorder and anti-social behaviour and carrying out routine patrols to increase visible policing and provide reassurance to the public. 

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