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PAY

Get back to basics on women's representation

By Sophie Walker | 15 February 2022

Women’s representation in local government is particularly poor, and equal and adequate pay for c...

LONDON COUNCILS

National industrial action prospects over pay fade

By Dan Peters | 07 February 2022

A nationally-coordinated wave of industrial action over this year’s pay claim looks increasingly ...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Celebrating those helping to keep us safe

By Cllr Richard Roberts | 01 February 2022

Hertfordshire is proposing to use the adult care precept to increase pay for those working in car...

PAY

Council staff need support through the cost of living crisis

By Mike Short | 31 January 2022

In the context of the cost of living crisis, the workers who supported communities through the to...

FINANCE

Liverpool reluctantly hikes commissioner fees

By Martin Ford | 24 January 2022

Mayor Joanne Anderson said she was ‘appalled’ at the rise in costs.

PAY

Dromey's legacy in council history

By Michael Burton | 18 January 2022

The recent untimely death of Jack Dromey reminds Michael Burton of the former union leader’s key ...

PAY

Council named for not paying minimum wage

By William Eichler | 14 December 2021

Hampshire CC has been named as one of 200 employers that has failed to pay the minimum wage in so...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Boosting opportunities for Islington's businesswomen

By Cllr Asima Shaikh | 13 December 2021

Cllr Asima Shaikh explains the steps being taken in Islington to help female entrepreneurs reach ...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Pay.UK: the next step in Bacs' evolution

By Dougie Belmore | 10 December 2021

Pay.UK was created to bring together the UK’s foremost payment schemes, including Bacs, in 2018. ...

PAY

The future of social care remains precarious

By Amanda Kelly | 10 December 2021

The adult social care reform White Paper misses the opportunity to resolve the pressing issues of...

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frederica-diamanta

Chief Executive

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Aberdeen City Council

Executive Director for Place

£148,609 per annum, plus benefits

Be an inspirational place shaper for Wokingham Apply for this job

Wokingham Borough Council

Team Manager – Youth Justice Service

£51,356 - £55,539 per annum

Lead change. Transform lives. Shape the future of youth justice in North Yorkshire. Apply for this job

North Yorkshire Council

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