Sentences with phrase «public sector bodies»

These organisations then make these deals available to schools and other public sector bodies.

With our long experience in working for public sector bodies of all kinds, we are very well - suited to advising the consortium's members.

I also think that the Regulation could potentially spur greater adoption of electronic and digital signatures by public sector bodies offering online services.

I'm not aware of any other public sector bodies that operate the way we do.

Sadly, the sting in the tail for public sector bodies is that they will no longer be able to hire lobbyists to support their budget and legislative programmes.

Community Award This award recognises schools working in partnership with other public sector bodies on projects that bring specific benefits to the local community.

Besides public sector bodies such as HMRC or the NHS, the threat of data theft from law firms would represent the greatest break of client trust.

Advising public sector bodies on plant and reactive maintenance services contracts, whether single or multiple supplier, using bespoke and industry standard forms.

According to the CIPD, in the next few months redundancies are due to rise significantly as many public sector bodies restructure and private sector companies also make job cuts.

Environment Agency confirms a number of public sector bodies caught out as it announces latest CRC and EU ETS penalties

The Crown Commercial Service's new Estates Professional Services framework agreement (RM3816) will enable public sector bodies, such as schools, to save money when buying services relating to their estates and properties.

We are a trusted supplier to major corporations and national public sector bodies from the UK, Europe and USA.

The government has confirmed today that schools will be included among public sector bodies expected to employ apprentices — although larger organisations such as the BBC and Houses...

He acts for clients including financial institutions, corporates, funds and public sector bodies in relation to a broad range of finance transactions.

«Across the 2014/15 caseload, the London FDAC cost # 560,000 and generated gross savings of # 1.29 m to public sector bodies over five years.

Local Authorities and other public sector bodies also benefit from the new license and the ability to generate bundles across the enterprise.

Using this in - house trading model, we now offer services not only to Kent County, but to over 600 other public sector bodies nationwide.

We act for a wide range of businesses, from start up and SMEs, to multinationals and FTSE250 companies as well as numerous public sector bodies and individual clients.

«While the reforms have led to public sector bodies adding about 90,000 people to their payrolls in the three months to 30 June 2017, they have also resulted in labour and skill shortages, as a number of IT contractors, locum doctors and nurses now choose to work less or work only for the private sector.

Those bringing discrimination claims against public sector bodies subject to the specific duties are likely to scrutinise their equality schemes and draw attention to any non-compliance to support their case.

We act for public sector bodies that wish to investigate internal concerns that may have wider public implications.

Arthur does financial consultancy work for a range of public sector bodies and professional associations.

Mr Baker said: «The government is always lecturing local councils and other public sector bodies on the need for greater efficiency, so it's high time it puts its own houses and buildings in order.

Our clients include insurers, large corporates, and public sector bodies such as Strategic Health Authorities and educational institutions.

Ginevra has experience advising public sector bodies and private sector contractors on major outsourcing contracts involving employee transfers, TUPE and pension rights.

Soil scientists operating in the private sector and working for commercial environmental consultancies typically earn more than their counterparts employed by public sector bodies or voluntary organisations.

We've seen a total failure to rein in excessive pay at the very top of the public sector - with serious questions being raised about the level of bonuses and the extent of ministerially sanctioned tax avoidance in Whitehall, quangos and other public sector bodies.

Critical success factors for Canadian governments and public sector bodies to effectively implement climate change policies and successfully navigate the shift to a low - carbon economy.

This logic suggests that it is very important to have a public sector body with both the power and the paramount responsibility to use macroprudential tools to promote financial stability.

Scotland Food & Drink has a Board drawn from a mixture of industry and public sector bodies and its role is to approve and guide the strategy of the organisation.

Through its strong central buying position in government, saving money is an integral part of its work - the department secured record savings for the government departments and public sector bodies it served in 2008/2009.

Public sector bodies and local councils in Britain are determining out how best to respond and adapt to the next wave of change driven by the cuts imposed by the Conservative - Liberal Democrat Coalition government.

Doteveryone will also work with public sector bodies and elected representatives to improve their tech savviness.

The silver lining is that public sector bodies will be forced to hire in - house lobbyists, now rebranded as heads of «stakeholder relations».

In a recent report, he said: «Public sector bodies can not be run efficiently if a major part of their costs are conveniently understated.

Government sources say that the «right to choose» would mean that public sector bodies — including councils — would be forced to consider letting outside organisations provide public services.

Last week, schools were officially confirmed as one of the public sector bodies now required to employ a set number of apprentices each year.

Schools Week reported last week that schools were officially confirmed as one of the public sector bodies now required to employ a set number of apprentices each year.

Now, starting from 6th April, if you work in the public sector it will be for the public sector body engaging you to decide if you fall within IR35 and enforce it.

With the help of a specialist employment law barrister (who also thought that my client had a good claim for unfair dismissal), we re-drafted the claim, attended a short employment tribunal hearing (which we won, despite the public sector body throwing everything they had at it), and took the case towards trial, confident that we would win.

The cases are brought by businesses who believe they have unfairly missed out in a tender process run by a local government or public sector body.

Pension matters have become a major issue for employers, trustees, public sector bodies and financial institutions in recent years.

We advise corporates, private clients, public sector bodies and conservation organisations operating in many of the UK's industry sectors including the real estate, energy, banking, transport and food and farming sectors.

These include institutions, property developers, occupiers, public sector bodies and pension funds.

Further, a number of public sector bodies are outsourcing a significant amount of non-legal services which were previously undertaken in - house.

I've spoken with my counterparts with local government authorities all around the world who face the same dilemma as us: how to afford to provide quality legal services to their public sector bodies.

Many of the public sector bodies I've mentioned have in - house lawyers.