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This is pitching for eroded state services to do more with less. I am appalled by the thread. His prior tenure is going to be the focus of the first part of the #CovidInquiry, staff attrition speaks for itself, along with latest labour supply figures
Please people. Tell me how this makes sense. With 18 months tops to go until a GE. All they can do is ignore issues and order cuts if I read this right. I saw the debt servicing predictions. People are going to bear the brunt again while private sector firms favoured
We have been direly misled and letdown by this government. It feels like time to hit the streets, but only if it causes 'minor disruption'
Somewhere to compare and contrast investopedia.com/terms/r/reagan…
A couple of handy extracts Pros • The inflation level ...
What was the real upshot? Does Trickle Down Economics...
How has it gone in the US? Image
Maybe this Bush and Reagan admin alumni can offer a second opinion?
His speech to the CPS was all investment zones (levelling up), education outsourcing like Oak Academy, and the well worn business euphemism of an efficiency drive for public sector, plus his painfully clumsy 4 'E's Image
If you can make noise about this you should. We are being led by free market ideologues. It has to be enough for all of you. We should demand a #GeneralElectionNow
How many of you have been inside an overhead cutting drive hearing management say 'just work smarter not harder', no plan except cuts in hand, when you are already working a 6 day week?
Capital spend traded for years for Operational spend. A constant cycle of investigations into why holes dug over time can't be filled by hastily recruited people, expensive consultants, and AI
This is hubris, short-termism, and some systemic issues, not least partnering problems in social care. Experienced workforce retention. Training staff then losing them due to the conditions and better elsewhere
Perhaps not unexpected when you put private equity specialists and bankers in charge of public health? theguardian.com/politics/2022/…
It is categorically not too many managers, it is people who don't understand the system pushing demand around it without deep experience of the full complexity
I'm not a healthcare expert, but @RoyLilley definitely is. Do read this and most of what he writes

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