Archives for November 14th, 2002

E-GOVERNMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION

Book News, PublicNet: 14 November, 2002

This report examines the findings from the first two programmes in a series of 24 hour Knowledge Exchange visits. It focuses on the key lessons about e-government and organizational change from two leading authorities - Liverpool City Council and Hertfordshire County Council. 



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FORCES TEST SCHEME TO RETAIN MOST EXPERIENCED OFFICERS

Headlines, PublicNet: 14 November, 2002

Five police forces in England and Wales are to pilot a plan which would allow them to hold on to some of their longest-serving officers in an effort to keep their skills and experience within the police service.Schemes to retain officers who have completed 30-years service will run in the Avon and Somerset, North Wales, West Mercia and West Midlands force areas and in the Metropolitan Police. 

QUEEN’S SPEECH ‘PUTS COUNCILS IN FRONT LINE’

Headlines, PublicNet: 14 November, 2002

Local councils will have to deliver far-reaching and sometimes contradictory reform, if the public is to see the the benefits of a raft of legislation contained in the Queen’ s Speech, according to the Local Government Association.The association said the proposals would have important consequences for councils across England and Wales. UNISON, meanwhile, has condemned what it sees a two-tier approach to the provision of services. 

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