Equal Pay: Understanding and managing risks in local authorities
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Public sector organisations are having to change their delivery models, not only to save costs, but to provide high quality services that meet the demands of an ever-discerning public.
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How to turn Budget promises into real impact
Episode 2Discover how to turn 2025 Budget commitments into real impact for communities. Explore delivery plans, local authority challenges, and practical solutions.
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