Articles tagged with: public sector productivity
Doing the next thing right: How civil service leaders are redefining productivity Partner Content
16 May Civil Service Reform
Doing the next thing right: How civil service leaders are redefining productivity
With the next Spending Review looming, civil service leaders are under renewed pressure to deliver measurable productivity gains. A recent CSW-Deloitte webinar revealed why the solutions may lie beyond digital transformation
Beyond the bots: How AI can help civil servants do more meaningful work Partner Content
10 Dec 2024 HR
Beyond the bots: How AI can help civil servants do more meaningful work
From boosting productivity to freeing up time for strategic tasks, AI promises big changes to the public sector. But to make it work, leaders must focus on job enrichment, not job replacement. Matt Burney shares the essentials
Public sector productivity drive 'unlikely to ease spending pressures', IFS warns
04 Jun 2024 Economics
Public sector productivity drive 'unlikely to ease spending pressures', IFS warns
Institute for Fiscal Studies predicts reduced waiting lists and courts backlogs will come before budget savings
Productivity puzzle corner: Can you dig it?
22 Apr 2024 Analysis
Productivity puzzle corner: Can you dig it?
In this third instalment of this series on public sector productivity it’s time to turn to some definitions. Which are very simple. And very, very, complicated
Productivity puzzle corner: what is public work?
05 Apr 2024 Analysis
Productivity puzzle corner: what is public work?
In a new series of articles, Professor Colin Talbot will explore public sector productivity in the UK. This issue is increasingly on the agenda of both main contenders as they vie to form the next government and is something that will likely occupy civil servants whoever wins
Productivity puzzle corner: The Efficiency Wars redux
28 Mar 2024 Economics
Productivity puzzle corner: The Efficiency Wars redux
In a new series of articles, Professor Colin Talbot will explore public sector productivity in the UK. This issue is increasingly on the agenda of both main contenders as they vie to form the next government and is something that will likely occupy civil servants whoever wins