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Designing a public services workforce fit for the future

Inquiry

This major inquiry, 'Designing a public services workforce fit for the future', will explore how the workforce in public services should be transformed to meet new user needs in the 21st century. It will look at the challenges faced by staff in the public sector because of user demand that is increasing and changing rapidly. Drawing on the Committee's established principles for public service reform, the inquiry will ask which innovative models have the potential to tackle those challenges, with a focus on reforming the training, planning and management of the workforce in public services.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Friday 18 March 2022.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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1st Report - Fit for the future? Rethinking the public services workforce
Inquiry Designing a public services workforce fit for the future
HL Paper 48
Report
Response to this report
Government response to Public Services Committee, 1st report of Session 2022-23: Fit for the future: rethinking the public services workforce
Government Response

Oral evidence transcripts

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23 March 2022
Inquiry Designing a public services workforce fit for the future
Witnesses Lloyds Bank Foundation for England & Wales, and Social Enterprise UK
Oral Evidence
18 May 2022
Inquiry Designing a public services workforce fit for the future
Witnesses Richard Lee OBE (Member at Women's Business Council, and Chief People Officer at Willmott Dixon Holdings Limited), James Darley (Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Transform Society), and Institute of Student Employers
Oral Evidence
31 March 2022
Inquiry Designing a public services workforce fit for the future
Witnesses Education Policy Institute, and Metropolitan Police
Oral Evidence
National Audit Office (FFF0058)
FutureDotNow (FFF0049)
Council of Deans of Health (FFF0063)

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