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Tag Archives: VFM
In which my jaw goes thwock …
Sometimes you read something so extraordinary that despite re-reading it two or even three times you still doubt your eyes. I’ve just had that experience when reading a two-page piece in today’s Sunday Times – Time to Tackle Council Excess. … Continue reading
Posted in people management, Public sector, Public service, war on the deficit
Tagged spending cuts, VFM
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In which I do something really weird …
The last few months have thrown up all sorts of oddities in my existence. So many that I thought, ‘what the hell, let’s do something entirely new and really weird.’ Having previously written in defence of HR here. So why … Continue reading
Posted in CSR2010, public relations, Uncategorized, value for money
Tagged CSR2010, fire authority, OJEU, politicians, PR, public relations, public servant, spending cuts, VFM
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In which I get a strange sense of deja vu …
I caught the film Deja Vu the other night. Somehow I missed it on its cinema release. I struggled with two things when watching it: the plot; and, how Top Gun’s Iceman (Val Kilmer) had got a little stout. (Him and me … Continue reading