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OPINION - Philip Johnston fears harsh public spending cuts will take industrial relations back to the 1980s
Johnston, Philip
- In:
Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
(
2009
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pp. 5
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OPINION - The reform of health care is raising temperatures in the US, but is it time to get a second opinion over the future of the NHS
Johnston, Philip
- In:
Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2009
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pp. 5
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TIGHTEN YOUR BELTS - The Conservatives will gather next week in Manchester knowing that they could soon be back in government. And the party's leaders hope to learn from Tory councils how to get 'more for less'
Johnston, Philip
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Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2009
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pp. 20-23
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Could it be magic? Something for nothing, more for less... The Conservatives have been promising to find ways of weeding out non-essential spending to pay for vital services if they come to power. But is their crystal ball cloudy?
Johnston, Philip
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Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2009
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pp. 20-23
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Opinion - Now the party's over for public is servants
Johnston, Philip
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Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2009
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Hello, goodbye - There were winners and losers on May Day, but Labour lost more than most in local elections that were dominated by national issues. The London mayoral contest shows that personality politics will bring the voters out
Johnston, Philip
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Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2008
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pp. 16-19
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Opinion - How to be successful in opposition
Johnston, Philip
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Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2008
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Opinion - For Labour, it's punish and be damned
Johnston, Philip
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Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2008
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Last-gasp localism - Last week's publication of Hazel Blears' empowerment white paper was greeted with almost universal indifference by press and public alike. Was it simply an afterthought from a government already on the way out or does it offer a chance to actually revitalise local democracy?
Johnston, Philip
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Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2008
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pp. 18-21
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Battle on regardless - The prime minister has set up an economic 'war council' to guide us through these troubled times. But haven't we been here before? In the 1960s another PM with similar aims created 'Neddy', an outfit that spectacularly failed to achieve its promise. Could history repeat itself?
Johnston, Philip
- In:
Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector
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2008
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pp. 18-21
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