public sector
Coverage of public sector in the Nexus archive.
- Private developers lag behind public sector in fixing cladding issues
Private developers are slower than the public sector in addressing dangerous cladding issues, with research indicating it could take a decade to resolve due to a lack of incentive for completion.
- WA report reveals experience of Black women in public sector
A Washington State Women’s Commission report found Black women in the public sector face persistent bias and scrutiny, with limited options for recourse.
- Public sector keeps growing amid bumper pay hikes - but private wages rise at slowest pace in more than five years as jobs market stutters
The public sector is expanding with significant pay increases, while private sector wages are rising at the slowest pace in over five years as the job market struggles. Public pay hikes contrast with stagnant private wage growth.
- Kemi Badenoch pledges to end identity politics in the public sector, saying: 'Let's sweep away this rubbish and bring back common sense'
Kemi Badenoch pledges to end identity politics in the public sector, using strong language to criticize it as 'rubbish' and advocate for 'common sense'.
- Battling the health unions was so hard it left me in tears. But reforming the public sector is the only way to save Britain from BANKRUPTCY, writes Jeremy Hunt
Jeremy Hunt claims battling health unions was extremely challenging and left him in tears, but argues public sector reform is essential to prevent Britain's bankruptcy. The article emphasizes the necessity of reforming the public sector to save Britain from financial collapse.
- ALEX BRUMMER: Spending cuts are inevitable whoever is in charge
Spending cuts are inevitable regardless of who is in charge, according to Alex Brummer. The statement implies a need for financial adjustments. This situation may impact various aspects of public and private spending.
- Job's a good 'un: Bank of England tech project wins watchdog praise
The Bank of England's tech project received praise from Parliament's spending watchdog, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), for its success in public sector transformation. The PAC highlighted it as a rare example of effective large-scale tech implementation, contrasting with typical public sector failures and overspending.
- Rachel Reeves insists she has 'right plan' as unemployment saw surprise drop before Iran war… but more jobs were lost in March and only public sector is getting significant pay rises
Rachel Reeves claims her economic plan is effective despite mixed employment data, as unemployment unexpectedly fell but March saw job losses and only the public sector received notable pay increases.
- Why the Axios attack proves AI is mandatory for supply chain security
A malicious code injection into the Axios JavaScript library highlighted the need for AI in supply chain security. An Elastic researcher used AI to detect and remove the compromised package within three hours, but it may have been downloaded over half a million times. The attack underscores the accelerating speed and complexity of cyber threats, emphasizing AI's role in defending against automated, nation-state-level attacks.
- Anas Sarwar asks voters in Scotland to give Labour five years to ‘fix SNP’s mess’
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is urging voters to support his party's plan to address the SNP's governance issues, promising increased housing, tax cuts, and reduced public sector size. His party faces a significant drop in support, currently trailing behind the SNP, Reform, and Scottish Greens in recent polls.
- InfraGard Marks 25 Years of Protecting the Country’s Critical Infrastructure
InfraGard celebrates 25 years of operation since its founding in 1996, growing from a small group to over 75,000 members. The organization brings together private and public sector representatives to protect the nation's critical infrastructure from attacks.