Coping with a Public Sector Recession

It is widely expected that the upcoming general election will result in significant budget cuts for public sector organisations, as a possible new government attempts to repay the public debt while still providing extensive public services. Members and guests at this Discussion Group, chaired by Genie Turton, Associate, Criticaleye hoped to uncover how long this public sector recession will last and what the world will look like after the general election.

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