HR
Lifting the barriers
By Patrick McDermott | 15 October 2024
Do councils and those who lead them focus as keenly on the impact of the inaccessibility baked-in to our society on their employees as they do on their residents, asks Patrick McDermott
POLICY
Social prosperity ahead
By Callin McLinden | 14 October 2024
Councils must be supported through a nationwide capacity-building and guidance outreach programme...
HR
Curing the hybrid headache
By Matt Etherington | 11 October 2024
Matt Etherington looks at how local authorities have been tackling hybrid workspace challenges
REGULATION
Joining up relational regulation
By Jess McGregor | 11 October 2024
The early days of a new government offer a chance to consider what collaborative and purposeful a...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils can help Government with messages of hope
By By Caroline Green | 11 October 2024
When it comes to delivering inclusive economic growth, local government has deliverable solutions...
FINANCE
Breaking free from short-term fixes
By By Owen Mapley | 11 October 2024
The sector needs immediate support to 'start planning for an alternative to episodic crisis manag...
HR
Who will plug the staff gap
By Dawn Roberts | 11 October 2024
Dawn Roberts presents the findings of a report that sets out Scotland’s most pressing workforce c...
MAYORS
Metro mayors see potential tensions ahead
By Andrew Carter | 11 October 2024
Andrew Carter says we will only have to wait until later this autumn to find out exactly how far ...
FINANCE
The big calculation conundrum
By David Phillips | 10 October 2024
With the Budget in sight, David Phillips says that even if chancellor Rachel Reeves manages to av...
POLICY
Will councils have to give ground for extra funding?
By Paul Marinko | 10 October 2024
Paul Marinko says there is hope within the sector that an improved sense of collaboration with go...
PLANNING
Planning for flood resilience is crucial
By Sandy Forsyth | 10 October 2024
Ambitious planning reform must be anchored by flood resilience measures, says Sandy Forsyth
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