30.07.2024
Webinar: Labour’s Impact on Digital Transformation in Central Government
In our recent Keystream webinar, recruitment experts James Le Tissier and James Cook explored how the new Labour government will shape digital transformation within central government. Le Tissier and Cook shared their insights on how Labour’s policies will influence job opportunities, skill demands, and digital projects. They offered valuable perspectives on adapting to these changes and seizing emerging opportunities in the evolving public sector landscape. Explore their expert analysis and recommendations below.
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Key Elements of Labour’s Manifesto Influencing Digital Transformation
Explore Labour’s focus on technology upgrades and AI, and how these priorities drive digital transformation in the public sector. Watch here
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Labour’s Commitment to ‘Change’ in the Public Sector
Uncover how Labour’s commitment to change manifests through new initiatives and project priorities in digital records and tech infrastructure. Watch here
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Immediate Reforms by the New Labour Government
Learn about Labour’s immediate reforms impacting central government projects and discover strategies for public sector professionals to adapt. Watch here
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Strategies for Thriving Under Labour’s Leadership
Discover strategies for thriving under Labour’s leadership, emphasising the importance of staying informed, embracing technology, and fostering collaboration. Watch here
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New Opportunities in Public Sector Project Management
Identify emerging opportunities in public sector project management under Labour, focusing on sectors like digital infrastructure and healthcare. Watch here
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Influence of Labour’s Reforms on Cybersecurity
Understand how Labour’s reforms affect cybersecurity initiatives and job opportunities, with increased investment and demand in this critical field. Watch here
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Growth Areas in Public Sector Work
Explore the sectors experiencing significant growth and demand for skilled professionals, driven by Labour’s policies, including digital services, healthcare, and education. Watch here
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Importance of Understanding Labour’s Manifesto
Discover how awareness of policy changes and priorities can enhance adaptability and uncover new opportunities in this dynamic environment. Watch here
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