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The watchman - Cometh the crisis, cometh the man. John McFall, Treasury select committee chair and scourge of City bankers, tells PF about his mission to bring order to financial markets

Hirst, Judy - 2009

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PUBLIC DOMAIN - Colin Talbot says there's more to the Fiscal Responsibility Bill than has hit the headlines, notably powers for MPs to scrutinise government spending

Hirst, Judy - 2009

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008340403

Ready or not? For its latest round table event, PF gathered together a cross-section of public sector managers to discuss the stuff of nightmares. So what are the main risks to the UK and who is doing what to avert them?

Hirst, Judy - 2008

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008137748

Whatever works - Welfare czar David Freud talks exclusively to Public Finance about the latest thinking on benefits reform. He discusses the new, part-privatised service and the breaking of the dependency culture among claimants in the UK

Hirst, Judy - 2008

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007986413

It takes two - Lisa Harker and Carey Oppenheim, the IPPR's new co-directors, explain why two heads are better than one

Hirst, Judy - 2008

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It takes two - Lisa Harker and Carey Oppenheim, the IPPR's new co-directors, explain why two heads are better than one

Hirst, Judy - 2007

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An agenda on ageing - PF-Deloitte's round table brought together politicians and policy experts to discuss the implications of an ageing society for long-term care and pension provision

Hirst, Judy - 2007

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007880308

AWARDS FEATURES - Lending a hand - Sighthill Library staff walked away with the Outstanding Team of the Year award for their success in turning trouble makers into active and engaged library users

Hirst, Judy - 2006

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COVER FEATURE - A very social problem - Successive ministers have tried to tackle the growing burden of incapacity benefit, which costs GBP 13bn a year and is claimed by three times as many people as unemployment benefits. Now David Blunkett has jumped in with both feet

Hirst, Judy - 2005

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005879519

PUNCHING BELOW THEIR WEIGHT The trade unions are in turmoil. They face internal squabbles and a scrap with ministers over plans to change the pension arrangements for public sector workers. Will the TUC congress in Brighton show a way forward?

Hirst, Judy - 2005

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BIRTH OF A SALESMAN - Work and pensions secretary Alan Johnson talks to PF about pay, pensions and five-year plans

Hirst, Judy - 2005

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