Public services policy

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  'Poison pill' privatisation contracts could cost £300m-£400m to cancel

  11 Sep 2014:

  'Unprecedented' clauses guarantee firms 10 years of profits even if new government scraps controversial probation contracts

• Public sector 'lacks diversity despite obligation to promote equality'

  11 Sep 2014:

  Ethnic minorities more unlikely to get leading positions in the public sector than they are among Britain's largest companies

• If you have cancer, the NHS will pay for care. Got dementia? You’re on your own

  10 Sep 2014: Andrea Needham: My mother’s dementia is arbitrarily classed as a social, not medical, condition, so she gets little help with her care costs. This is unfair

• A yes vote in Scotland will bring big change to UK civil service

  10 Sep 2014: Akash Paun: Civil service will play a major role in negotiations over independence and a transition to separation, but it will also be transformed by the vote

• Going a long way to save the NHS

  9 Sep 2014: Letters: As one who gave up three weeks of my life to march the 300 miles from Jarrow to Westminster on the People’s March for the NHS, I was underwhelmed by the media coverage

• Day-to-day public services to bear brunt of government spending cuts

  9 Sep 2014:

  OBR says welfare and debt interest payments may rise with cuts to hit public sector pay and procurement to balance the budget

• Yes or no, the SNP faces tough choices over public spending

  9 Sep 2014: Peter Hetherington: Whatever happens in the independence referendum, some on Scotland's centre-left have questioned the logic of 'middle-class welfare'

• Hodge accuses government of 'shocking complacency' over G4S and Serco

  8 Sep 2014:

  PAC chair says it is 'utterly extraordinary' that outsourcing firms have bid for more contracts while being investigated for alleged fraud

• What role will councils play in the social care system of the future?

  Guardian Professional, 8 Sep 2014: Councils can be the proactive curators and brokers of truly personalised care with five main functions, writes Carrie Bishop

• Moving beyond left and right could save the public sector

  8 Sep 2014: Zoe Williams: In a landscape of outsourcing, social enterprises can counter the culture that has hollowed out our services

• Cancer services weakened by coalition's NHS shakeup, says report

  8 Sep 2014:

  Charity says health service feeling squeeze as shrinking budgets leave specialists struggling to cope with rising demand

• Passport Office staff given up to £674,000 in bonuses amid delays

  5 Sep 2014: Lump sum payments given to employees only weeks after Britain's passport system was hit by biggest backlog in decades

• Ashya King has shown how susceptible politicians are to mob hysteria

  4 Sep 2014: Anne Perkins: First thoughts: Politicians are playing a dangerous game when they make big gestures in response to emotionally charged, individual cases such as Ashya’s

• Can we solve Britain’s obesity crisis with gastric surgery? It worked for me

  3 Sep 2014: Emma Burnell: Of course prevention is preferable, but when that fails we need a second chance. Like Jenni Murray, I felt my health was at risk

• Jeremy Hunt tells hospitals they must serve up better and healthier food

  29 Aug 2014: More fruit, less salt and choice of meal to be offered, with failure to make changes considered a breach of contracts

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