the public sector

He said the public sector spending squeeze expected after the next election would dampen growth.

In the UK, the total borrowing requirement is often referred to as the Public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR).

A small rise in private sector activity has been offset by a slowdown in the public sector, which had proved resilient during the recession.

The Bank of England's Mr Tucker went furthest this month by saying that any CCP recapitalisation "should not come from the public sector" .

That Mr Clegg himself is thought privately to support some of these market reforms in the public sector only adds to the sense of chaos.

We've got to be the party of the both the private and the public sector.

He had a pair of white wings, a symbol of power, the public sector is a day long admired the Angels.

That may be a reason why 30% of workers toil in the public sector, compared with an average of 20% for the United Kingdom as a whole.

Across the public sector, unions have fought all this, most cruelly in education (see article).

He spoke a pleasant word or two about a pamphlet I had written in 1960 arguing for a large allocation of our resources to the public sector.

Such laws will fuel the growth of the public-sector unions that are bankrupting local governments across the United States.

It simply indicates that the private sector is not yet ready to shoulder the burden of recovery from the public sector.

TopSoft continued to provide enterprise e- commerce solutions, and information enabling services to the public sector .

One place where women seem to be both welcome and happy is the public sector.

This approach is well-known in marketing and risk management, but can be revolutionary in places like the public sector. .

But the public sector has barely begun to adjust, and has built up a huge liability to its staff.

I can see little merit in having Greece default to the public sector years of agony hence rather than to the private sector soon.

But the survey found a more positive message from the public sector, with graduate jobs increasing by 51% since 2007.

Meanwhile, Brazil's government funding, while rising, tends to focus on the public sector.

If the public sector is to work more like the private sector, workers should have the same rights.

When private demand sags so dramatically, the public sector must step in to boost spending, and boldly enough to make a difference.

The unions' influence extends to the size and nature of the public sector.

Since the problem was in the private, not the public sector, monitoring must also focus on the private not just the public sector.

The strikes which gave British industry such a dismal reputation are far fewer and mostly confined to the public sector.

In an economy that has been seriously depressed for close to two years, the one area that has grown has been the public sector.

Within the public sector as a whole, it has helped to create a culture of low innovation and low productivity.

The British average is about one in four and only Liverpool, among the bigger cities, is more dependent on the public sector.

Management consultants have been hopping all over the public sector for years.

Also the public sector unions realise that sympathy with their cause among the general public is limited.

The average age of the public sector's workers is significantly higher than the private sector's, so large-scale retirement looms.

Canada is one of several rich countries where the public sector is seen by voters as ripe for change after a decade of benign treatment.

The framework of his ideal society consists of the Soviet regime, the public sector's economic system and independent culture.

America is right to argue that private-sector demand has collapsed, leaving the public sector as the engine of the economy.

"Yet, those debts are as unsustainable in the hands of the public sector as they were in the private. "

The Office of The Ombudsman aims to redress grievances and address issues arising from maladministration in the public sector.

And the public sector, which has been a haven during the recession, will be shedding staff.

It is hard enough for governments to make commitments on the public sector. To do so for the entire economy may be a touch ambitious.

The phenomenon has even permeated parts of the public sector, most noticeably the National Health Service University in the UK.

The public sector and large bureaucratic organisations appear as paragons of good decision making process and exemplars of bad decisions.

Meanwhile, as members of the public sector to express their demands, cartoons are also to be given a broader connotation.

The empirical evidence of strategic HRM within the private sector is quite limited and almost non-existent in the public sector.

Although debt problems traditionally originate in the private sector, the public sector cannot be held blameless.

But, it is the public sector research that will have to be proven, or die from lack of impact.

In Africa, just a decade ago, fewer than 5% of suspected cases in the public sector were tested.

They point out that in this sub-market, the public sector is present both as a supplier and a customer.

and that contracts can and will be terminated if the companies fail to perform as well as the public sector does.

The public sector and its debt will take up a bigger portion of the economy in many countries.

Paul Hoffman of the Institute for Accountability in Southern Africa reckons that corruption is endemic throughout the public sector.

These skills are arguably even more crucial for the public sector than for companies, where the main goal is profitability.

Fixing the public sector must not be allowed to degenerate into demonising it.

At the time, a spokesman for the public sector union Unison described the scheme as "sick and an insult to local residents" .

But Chile suffered a general strike last week, in part over the role of the public sector in education, a common middle-class concern.

The public sector has not yet had to cut jobs, and pay has been held down in the private sector.

If the private sector suffers, the public sector may be forced to step in and assume, or guarantee, the debt, as happened in 2008.

The rigidity of the public sector does not merely reduce the quality of services. It also discourages innovation.

Meanwhile, organised labour is only strongly entrenched in the public sector.

The real accomplishment of the Stimulus was to dramatically expand the ranks of the public sector unions and bureaucracy.

So, with the public sector stymied, security has moved under a few big corporate umbrellas.

Finally, on the public sector in promoting substantive knowledge management measures, the proposed study conclusions and recommendations.

Whatever the merits of this argument, three things seem clear. Unions have suppressed wage differentials in the public sector.

So with better pay, conditions and promotion prospects, it is no wonder that the public sector is the employer of choice for so many women.

Rather than invent new online security systems for the public sector, why not use those already developed by banks, as in Scandinavia?

By participating actively in infrastructure projects, migrants' clubs have brought much-needed accountability to the public sector.

In the last three decades, California expanded the public sector and regulation to Europe-like dimensions.

The culture of service that has served the business community well will therefore become increasingly applicable to the public sector.

To be fair, fat-cat pensions in the public sector are far from typical.

Employers, including the public sector, have grown used to cheap and flexible migrants.

Their names and identification numbers will now be placed on a database used by recruiters throughout the public sector.

Those dead-set on a career with a charity, voluntary organisation [third sector] or the public sector may struggle.

It was a gradual assumption of private sector debt by the public sector.

For the public sector, that can be through a combination of tax increases, spending cuts or growth.

Rampant corruption, incompetence and sheer laziness in the public sector would be rooted out.

The private sector routinely introduces reductions in costs and improvements in performance that are almost unknown in the public sector.

The public sector includes such agencies as tax authorities ministries responsible for commercial law, and securities commissions.

The public sector must be put on a prolonged harsh diet from the end of this year.

There could also be pressure on the government to bail out various parts of the public sector.

Even in Wisconsin they cannot be addressed simply by taking on the public sector unions.

In a bid to prevent economic collapse the public sector has taken on some of the debt burden of the private sector.

Such organisations as defence companies, builders, IT contractors, security firms and others are vast suppliers to the public sector.

Many of the tips will apply to private sector roles too, but there are a few that are particular to the public sector.

After Greece achieved independence, the under-developed economy meant that the public sector usually provided the most secure jobs.

An escape from the public sector's debt trap exists: the mass default known as inflation.

on top of the demand from the public sector , private sector funds are increasingly diversifying into bond investment.

Many have moved into the private sector or abroad in search of better salaries, leaving the public sector with dire staffing shortages.

Yet most governments, even Britain's, have been reluctant to apply similar treatment to the public sector.

The availability of medicines for both acute and chronic conditions was suboptimal across countries, particularly in the public sector.

Private-sector employment has tended to rely on large companies, and some of those in turn depend on the public sector for work.

But it is crucial that the war with the public-sector unions is won in the right way.

The new public administration that many private sector management methods and means available to the public sector borrowing.

While maintaining the dominance of the public sector, we encourage diverse sectors of the economy to develop side by side.

A larger number equates with a greater perception of corruption in the public sector.

Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), a think-tank, shows that pay is actually slightly better in the public sector.

But in Africa, this model has largely broken down, an instance of more widespread malfunctioning of the public sector.

PPP model is a new-type partnership between the public sector of government and private enterprise.

Furthermore, similar requirements have already started to cascade from the public sector into private industries.

State and local governments are instituting similar regulatory requirements, as is the public sector worldwide.

Should socialist parties be about defending the jobs and privileges of "insiders" in the workplace, particularly in the public sector?

Subject to operational requirements, we will retain existing temporary jobs in the public sector for a further year.

There was a record number of applications this year for jobs in the public sector as it is seen as a safer place to work .

A study by research group Centre for Cities found that up to 290, 000 graduate jobs could be lost in the public sector by 2014.

But, he insists, they must be sure they can cope with the cut in salary that may come with a move to the public sector.

9 May 2010 marked the point at which the focus of concern switched from the private sector to the public sector.

The pessimistic side suggests China has poured money into the public sector, and will merely form excess capacity.

The disruptive reforms that have so changed the private sector should now be let loose on the public sector.

Nor does it matter for countercyclical purposes whether the spending originates in the private sector or the public sector.

If the public sector spends less, will the private sector take up the slack?

This occurs via mass bankruptcy, unless bad private debt is shifted on to the public sector's balance sheet.

The public sector's share of the economy is already greater than Sweden's, which limits the scope for tax increases.

The public sector does not only borrow; it also creates assets (or not).

This index shows a different side of bribery from TI's Corruption-perceptions index, which focuses on corruption in the public sector.

Worldwide, the volume of antimalarial medication delivered to the public sector has also increased.

Half of Capita's business is with the public sector: it stores criminal records and runs the TV licensing bureau, for instance.

Meanwhile, the public sector needs to invest more, especially to eliminate transport bottlenecks.

Private corporations aside, the public sector has many world-class institutes heavily involved in agri-biotech.

Numbers in the public sector dropped during the rollout, while numbers of non-profit staff increased.

Unions are at their most powerful in the public sector and its workers are an important voting block.

The public sector, particularly in Britain, is awash with inspectorates and performance targets.

The answer to these three questions is the same: banking takes high risks. But the public sector subsidises this risk-taking.

To put matters crudely private enterprise is India's strength, while the public sector is China's strength.

Sponsor can involve the critical parties for the project, including the public sector, as shareholders to prevent future conflict.

Britain's parliament, by contrast, was drawn from an increasingly narrow field - mostly the public sector and public relations.

Third: deploy the public sector to invigorate local economies by maximising the multiplier effect of public services.

More important, the report pays next to no attention to the balance sheet of the public sector or indeed of the economy as a whole.

The public sector accounts for about a quarter of the fees Hays receives worldwide.

In other words, we are reducing the size of the public sector and increasing the size of the private sector.

By putting money into the public sector, banks had fewer funds available to lend to the private sector.

"Shares in the airport and [in] the Ports of Auckland ought to remain in the public sector, " Mr Goff told New Zealand radio.

Job protection in the public sector and keeping control of state-owned utilities are two of Pasok's most cherished sacred cows.

But instead of joining the public sector, he took a job with Coke's local bottler in Zambia, where he grew up.

He improved quality and cut costs by letting private firms compete with the public sector to supply many of the city's services.

The public sector can do so only for a few years.

Third, the public sector must insure that there is greater equity in areas of the most fundamental importance.

That means any programme to fix finance should address the problem of flawed incentives in the public sector, in particular in supervision.

Getting the public sector to do "more with less" is harder after two decades of public-sector reforms.

The public sector already found it hard to recruit capable and honest managers, and will now find it harder.

The trade unions are skewed towards the public sector and the protection of mostly older workers in permanent employment.

The public sector in both America and Europe could also benefit from an influx of highly skilled, financially astute managers.

It is an endeavour to further enhance the productivity of the public sector.

Such financing can't come from the public sector alone so governments need to better leverage their resources to attract private financing.

The rigorous approach to thinking about strategy is even more important in the public sector than in the private sector . . .

The public sector is still hobbling the economy.

The public-sector pension problem is sharpest in American states. The deficits in their pension funds may amount to $3 trillion.

But if the private sector is putting its back into reconstruction, the public sector is being less heroic.

The Obamas share a passion for public service and have devoted much of their adult lives to careers in the public sector.

Yet in Ohio the public-sector reforms of the Republican governor, John Kasich, were roundly rejected in a ballot on November 8th.

If the private sector will not provide the needed finance, the public sector must do so.

Lack of medicines in the public sector forces patients to purchase medicines privately.

The NGOs recommended that decisions based on ethnicity in the public sector "should be discouraged and eventually eliminated" .

It will take time for questions about the public sector in private markets to be answered.

Together with spending by states and cities, the public sector will pay for nearly half of America's health care.

When the public sector had done the borrowing (as in Greece), the fiscal deficit rose still further.

Yet for much of the past two years the biggest source of job losses has been the public sector.

Individual performance pay is especially problematic in the public sector.

We saw big deals coming from energy, the public sector, retail, consumer products and services.

If, as is likely, the private sector remains prudent, the public sector will remain profligate.

In other words, the coalition's bid to overhaul the public sector might end up looking as fragmented as Mr Blair's.

Part of the problem lies in the hidebound conventions of the public sector.

This time they are being passed to the public sector [through governments' assumption of banks' debts].

The credit crunch has shifted the burden of servicing that debt from the private to the public sector.

But governments cannot allow banks to gamble freely with the public sector's balance sheet.

The public sector, famous for family-friendly perks, employs one in three workers, including half of all working women.

Today, almost one in three employed workers is in the public sector.

Bank bail-out packages involve the transfer of risk from the private sector to the public sector.

Differences in availability were smaller in the private sector than in the public sector in all country income groups.

the public sector must occupy what came to be called the commanding heights of the economy.

Unemployment in America grew faster than expected as lay-offs in the public sector began to bite.

It is also striving to cut carbon-dioxide emissions across the public sector.

Under the Act, the state members of the public sector strike will be prohibited, participants will be punished.

Part two: an analysis of the current situation in the public sector's team-building of China.

The public-sector strike is the first step in a series of protests and could lead to a general strike.

Health is one area in which the public sector consistently does a better job than the private sector at controlling costs.

Those numbers look tiddly beside the public-sector pension deficits.

Membership is strongest in the public sector, which has grown hugely under Labour.

All the same, the government's bet that the private sector will generate growth as the public sector retrenches remains just that: a gamble.

Contrary to the antigovernment rhetoric, there is much that the public sector can do to improve the quality of jobs.

Now they are determined that those debts will be paid off by slashing jobs in the public sector and withdrawing social services.

The main relief for the middle class is that many of its members have jobs in the public sector, which can resort to deficit spending.

The public sector must expand to absorb private excess production.

And national pay bargaining dominates the public sector.

A big obstacle the public sector faces in improving customer service is a work force unaccustomed to customer-centric behavior.

The public-sector pension problem is sharpest in American states.

Merely 10 years ago, most people took for granted that the public sector would finance these three necessities.

This is largely explained by the much higher proportion of women employed in the public sector, compared with the private.

Wage differentials are relatively small in the public sector.

Concentration in the public sector has helped to preserve their power.

Debt has simply been transferred from the private to the public sector.

The core idea of NPM is to make use of contract to provide the services in the public sector.

Pioneers such as General Electric turned to India's firms first, followed by the banks; the public sector in the West may be next.

By doing what the public sector's harshest critics always accuse it of: not working half the time.

Now it is busy propping up failed companies such as General Motors and throwing huge sums of money at the public sector.

In China, a pattern with the public sector remaining dominant and diverse sectors of the economy developing side by side has taken shape.

The public sector is against him. His approval ratings are at rock bottom.

One in four French workers is employed by the public sector.

The onward march of the public sector may have some other unintended consequences in the private one.

The first tendency is illustrated by the government's response to the latest round of strikes by the public-sector unions.

But many within the public sector suffer under the current system too.

If its private sector refuses to do so, the public sector must.

Their ability to misspend easily rivals the public sector.

The public sector is also more likely to promote women to senior jobs.

Productivity is mostly stagnant in the public sector.

But shame and beauty contests are still weak forces in the public sector.

The second route comes as rising demand allows the private to replace the public sector.

The change has started in the private sector, and the public sector will follow.

The public sector of the economy has expanded.

What they will do, is, they make a lot easier for employers to fire people and they've put a cap on salaries in the public sector.

The act is a civil rights law passed in 1990 that bars discrimination by employers, business owners or the public sector.

About 35% of the working population, or 7m people, are employed by the public sector.

The major policy direction was towards strengthening the public sector in order to limit private expenditure and improve equity.

Also consider nonprofits and the public sector .

"We've got some bone idle people in the public sector, " he admitted, infuriating trade unionists.

We will extend some temporary jobs in the public sector to meet operational needs.

think about why you want to work for the organisation and why you want to work in the public sector - and be honest.

The bailouts have transferred a lot of private-sector debt to the public sector.

And the public sector is also becoming more social in the hope of becoming more efficient.

A big constraint on smart government is the difficulty of getting smart people to work for the public sector.

deng : in our system the public sector is the major sector of the economy , but there are also others.

A lot of developing world countries, the public sector's the biggest bubble.

The public sector will hire no new staff in 2010, except for essential positions.

University of Maryland economics professor Peter Morici says jobs losses in the public sector indicate an overall problem with the recovery.

The government wants to trim the public-sector payroll, but its most productive workers are often women in their 40s and 50s.

At the same time, governments have often cut the public sector jobs upon which educated people formerly depended.

But these days, public higher education is very much under siege, facing even harsher budget cuts than the rest of the public sector.

And what impact has their power had on the way the public sector works?

The public sector was initially supposed to contribute 3. 4 billion pounds, with the private sector providing a further 738 million.

Yet the public sector looks exposed for its size.

There are three reasons for the public-sector unions' clout.

Most workers in the public sector are women, and many of them are professional types.

One place you won't find job growth: the public sector.

So long as the public sector plays a predominant role in China's economy, polarization can be avoided.

In the public sector, however, they are still standard.

Is it really plausible that the cure for excessive leverage in the private sector is excessive leverage in the public sector?

At the same time, the profile of employees in the public sector is changing.

Public-sector entrepreneurs such as Mr Kundra are excited by the idea of creating "app stores" for the public sector.

The public sector, by contrast, is a haven of security and stability. Many people have jobs for life and performance measures are rare.

Most companies are barely hiring at all, and so unless you want to work in the public sector you may have a long wait ahead of you.

In France unions are confined to the public sector and to partly state-owned companies, such as Suez- Gaz de France and Renault.

I spend a lot of time in urban areas looking for design, and studying design in the public sector.

With the public sector set to cut jobs in over-borrowed countries, the fear is that new jobs will be hard to find.

In Manchester Mr Cameron talked of the public sector changing, so it can do "more with less" .

But another is that the trade unions are especially strong in the public sector.

The public sector is against him.

And the National Bureau of Statistics in China reports that the public sector still accounts for approximately 40% of GDP.

The real shortcoming is that Latvia's squabbling politicians have ducked deeper changes in the public sector and the civil service.

In America, pay and benefits have grown twice as fast in the public sector as they have in the private sector.

But, especially in the public sector, this is highly questionable.

In the first half of 2007 the public sector overall recorded a surplus for the first time since unification in 1990.

"We will move faster than the public sector, " said Schmidt.

Then there is the role of the public sector.

The public sector union's called a 24-hour strike to oppose the dismissal of more than 20, 000 workers.

As the public sector shrinks and budgets are cut a gap will open up. Smart businesses will grab the chance to play the role of white knight.