Sentences with phrase «on public sector»

To support the focus on public sector human rights education, the Attorney - General launched the Public Sector Education Program on 7 September 2011.

They significantly impinge on public sector costs — by age 28 individuals with CD have, on average, cost the state ten times more than those without [10]; are disproportionally represented in the Criminal Justice System [11]; and have higher costs in educational, medical, and mental health sectors, outpatient mental health clinics and health - care providers [12, 13, 14].

Birmingham City Council is shedding 2,000 jobs this year and with the purge on public sector spending and the impact on supporting businesses, redundant senior managers or those at risk, have got something to cheer about at last.

In spite of the ongoing squeeze on public sector finances, the AGR's public sector employers come second in the league table of numbers of jobs on offer by sector.

Opportunities are advertised online, in local, regional and national newspapers, in publications including Times Educational Supplement, Opportunities (which focuses on the public sector), Leisure Management, Leisure Jobs, Leisure Opportunities, their respective websites and vacancy lists produced by the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA).

This year, it has attracted 1,300 graduates as it expands further outside London, balancing out a squeeze on public sector recruitment elsewhere.

This also reduces the pressure on public sector insurance companies which were otherwise compelled to provide the cover and run up major losses.

Without the incentive of loan forgiveness, most professionals in their right minds would prefer higher - paying jobs in the private sector that will allow them to pay off their debts than roll the dice on a public sector career that may put their finances underwater forever.

The entire TPA business depends on the public sector, as of today.

Dean has written on public sector legal recruitment in trade press.

The TFEU principles applicable to the free movement of goods (equal treatment, non-discrimination, transparency and proportionality) are embodied in our national Public Contracts Regulations 2015, which were brought into force to implement the European Directive of 2014/24 on public sector contracts.

In addressing the question of whether a public service provider should engage directly with the public through social media rather than merely providing information, Dr. Clarke indicated that the literature on public sector social media use tends to frame one - way information provision as being more basic and primitive than uses which support two - way exchanges, with the latter being viewed as a more developed, mature, and beneficial use of social media.

R (Jewish Human Rights Watch) v Leicester City Council, Swansea Council and Gwynedd Council [2016] EWHC 1512 (Admin); QBD (Div Ct), June 28 2016; [2017] 3 All ER 505 Successfully resisted challenge on public sector equality grounds to Council resolutions to boycott goods form the occupied territories.

Prew Lumley and Karen French focus on corporate real estate, residential developments and planning promotion agreements, and Andrew Sprake advises on public sector regeneration schemes.

Our market - leading public sector lawyers provide strategic, commercially - focused advice on public sector law.

We advise public sector employers, service providers and Third Sector employers on public sector pension issues, with particular experience advising on the transfer of staff from the public sector, the Fair Deal on Staff Transfers policy and the associated allocation of risk.

Abrahams focuses on public sector employment, particularly local government, and previously spent four years with Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs (now ENSafrica) before joining Bowmans in 2009.

Richard also leads on public sector procurement litigation and, he has acted on matters including, light and heavy rail, construction and development, university contracts, government contracts and contracts for the emergency services.

«Reviews of California Public Employment Relations Board cases and commentary on public sector labor relations.»

Sadly, if those who engineered these impressive brakes on the public sector roller - coaster are defeated, the result is entirely predictable.

Despite what the Conservatives have always maintained, public services are not inherently inefficient, but years of so - called reforms, continuous restructuring and top - down interference, combined with virulent attacks on public sector workers, have seriously damaged morale in the sector and virtually destroyed a vital public service ethos.

He works for the flagship news magazine heute - journal on public sector network ZDF and hosts panel discussions on games on a regular basis.

The Finance Ministry has thrown a wet blanket on public sector banks» tendency to «accommodate» public sector undertakings and large companies by giving them short - term, unsecured loans.

They are touting the budget, which has slowly leaked out since late March, as a plan that will provide the necessary cash injection to grow Ontario's economy while holding the line on public sector compensation and finding other savings to staunch the red ink on schedule.

Estimating the effect of leaders on public sector productivity: The case of school principals (No.

In the wake of the general election, there were reports of debates within the Cabinet about whether to ease the constraints on public sector pay and try to reverse wage stagnation.

But for the past seven years decisions have been determined by the government's limit on public sector pay.

In response, concerned citizens organized a weekly protest before the Legislature called Moral Mondays, where they gathered to show their opposition to the attacks on the public sector and on valued institutions.

We focus our business endeavors on the public sector because we value the missions and constituents which government agencies serve, and core to our business is the fundamental tenet that all people matter.

Since the election there has been much debate as to whether the government's one percent cap on public sector pay should be lifted.

Except for policies concerning education agencies, statements on public sector relations with school districts also are located in this section.

6) West Virginia: Writing in the Charleston Gazette, Kenny Perdue, president of the West Virginia AFL - CIO, denounces the state legislature for following the American Legislative Exchange Council's playbook on public sector wages.

A colleague says she was «very distraught» over Gov. Scott Walker's attacks on public sector workers and public education.

However the overall cash envelope handed to schools for teacher pay will stay within the Government's one per cent limit on public sector pay.

Commenting on the public sector pay cap, Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary, National Education Union, said:

The economic crisis saw a clampdown on public sector pay but it was not until the economy improved in 2012 that state school teachers found they could get better pay elsewhere, Prof Howson added.

One of your colleagues Marty Lueken, who is an expert on the public sector pension crisis made a comment.

The assault on teachers, part of a larger assault on public sector workers throughout Wisconsin that began late last winter, has had devastating consequences for education.

Adding to the pressure on funding are calls for the lifting of the cap on public sector pay, which could see increases in teachers» salaries.

«The Equality Act 2010 outlines the obligation on all public sector organisations to challenge discrimination, involve disabled people in relevant decision - making and positively promote inclusion and equality.

«The one percenters,» «an attack on the public sector» and «corporate interests in politics» all make an appearance along with several sob stories about abused, impoverished and beleaguered teachers in RTW states.

Author Bio: David Osborne, co-author of reinventing Government and other books on public sector reform, is director of the project on Reinventing America's Schools at the Progressive Policy Institute.

Katharine and Brad Marianno show that even during the Great Recession, which had profound effects on the public sector, teacher contracts didn't change much overall.

The one per cent pay rise for teachers is in line with the government's cap on public sector pay rises, which many had hoped would be scrapped.

David Osborne, co-author of Reinventing Government and other books on public sector reform, is director of the project on Reinventing America's Schools at the Progressive Policy Institute.

He concluded: «The fight to end the cap on public sector pay must be our priority.

«Their promise to lift their own cap on public sector pay is meaningless without new, ring - fenced funding to ensure that teachers, as well as support staff, can finally get a real pay rise after years of cuts.»

Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner said lifting the cap on public sector pay, including for teachers, is «meaningless» unless it is backed - up by funding.

About the Author: David Osborne, co-author of Reinventing Government and other books on public sector reform, is director of the project on Reinventing America's Schools at the Progressive Policy Institute.

Alongside GDPR, The Freedom of Information Act places additional burdens of disclosure on public sector organizations and employees in these institutions will again require additional training.