Getting the Public Sector Juggernauts to Change

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10 October 2014 | Updated 01 January 1970

In its Public Sector Special, The Leesman Review Issue 14 looks at how public sector organisations can seek productivity and efficiency reforms by ‘learning’ from logistics giants.

Further contributions include an article from Alice Webb explaining how the BBC embarked on its relocation and a case study on Southend-on-Sea Borough Council.

The feature piece is an interview with the co-authors of Working Without Walls and Working Beyond Walls, discussing what themes are still relevant and how far the government has come regarding transformation and change within the workplace.

The Review also emphasises its collective data, reporting now on 64,000 plus respondents’ attitudes of their work environments and Philip Vanhoutte's regular ‘out-of-office’ view,

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Pictured: The BBC learned how to manage the recent relocation to Salford from talking with outside logistics experts

Article written by Mike Gannon | Published 10 October 2014

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