HUMAN RESOURCES

The new normal – hype or happening?

14 December 2022

As the year comes to a close, the team at Penna share their experiences of the talent market in 2...

COHESION

Brum's 'super-diversity' is another strength

By Cllr John Cotton | 07 December 2022

The latest Census 2021 data on ethnicity revealed Birmingham is one of the UK’s first ‘super-dive...

LOCALIS

Fable and willing

By Jonathan Werran | 07 December 2022

We need new local stories and narratives of empowerment to make devolution come alive for communi...

EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

Backing our young black men and boys in Islington

By Cllr Kaya Comer-Schwartz | 01 November 2022

Growing up today is particularly difficult for many young black men and boys, but a pioneering th...

HUMAN RESOURCES

How to win the war to attract talent

By Gordon McFarlane | 19 October 2022

In the context of a tough public sector recruitment market and the cost of living crisis, Gordon ...

SOLACE

Doing the basics right and doing them well

By Graeme McDonald | 18 October 2022

Those present at the Solace Summit in Birmingham relayed a sense of remarkable resilience in the ...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Finding opportunity in the search for talent

By Anj Popat | 20 September 2022

Attracting HR talent to local government is something of a challenge in the current climate, but ...

CLIMATE CHANGE

Empowering communities – what works and why it matters

By Graham Duxbury | 01 August 2022

A report published in Groundwork’s 40th year sets out what works in helping to empower communitie...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Think about potential rather than experience

By Tristam Noakes | 27 July 2022

Strategy director at Penna Tristam Noakes says record levels of vacancies mean employers need to ...

HUMAN RESOURCES

Recruitment solutions for testing times

By Gordon McFarlane | 26 July 2022

Councils must get better at marketing themselves as local employers and organisational culture is...

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Director of Culture, Leisure, and Tourism

£101,916 & benefits

Southend-on-Sea is a place like no other. Apply for this job

Southend-on-Sea City Council

Social Enterprise Manager - WMF1260e

Grade 17 £53,775 - £55,963

We have an exciting opportunity to join the Safe and Strong Communities team. Apply for this job

Westmorland and Furness Council

Head of Service Corporate Parenting

Salary £75,445 & benefits (plus Market Supplement)

We are seeking a Head of Service, Corporate Parenting to join our team here in Southend... Apply for this job

Southend-on-Sea City Council