Statement by Minister Jaco Londt, Minister of Education Western Cape The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) is looking to the Department of Home Affairs’ (DHA) successful digital transformation reform programme as a model for improving efficiency, reducing administrative burdens and…
Abdullahi made the call at the opening of an IPv6 migration readiness workshop in Abuja, organised by the NITDA in collaboration with the Nigeria IPv6 Council and the African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC) for executive and technical staff of MDAs. Mr Oladejo…
Management promises are “horse shit” say Goldsmiths strikers UCU union members at Goldsmiths in south east London have been on indefinite strike since 8 June against bosses who seem determined to trash the much loved university. Management want to make £20 million…
In the current economic climate, employers are understandably focused on delivering short-term impact, hiring for experience and immediate productivity, rather than building workforces to support long-term growth. Many employers continue to recruit from the same limited pool of candidates, which…
The switchover of the teachers’ pension scheme from Capita to Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), which begins this week, will be closely watched as government faces decision time over Capita’s failed civil service pension administration. If all goes to plan, a…
With trust in government at near-record lows, public service leaders need to be able to deliver results and maintain trust with the public. These unique challenges require public service leaders — whether they work directly in government or are focused on…
Kendra Nguyen, founder of ICTNext, a network for young public service professionals, and public health program specialist with the Wichita State University Community Engagement Institute, hosted the panel at Watermark Books & Cafe on Oct. 14. Nguyen started ICTNext because she noticed…
At ML4Good, we run annual follow-up surveys to keep track of what people are doing and to measure our impact. In late 2025, we sent our alumni survey to 340 alumni, 223 of whom responded. Of those, 135 are now doing something in AI safety,…
Youth in Timmins, Thunder Bay and Sudbury will get firsthand experience with the skilled trades this month as the fifth annual Level Up! skilled trades career fairs return to the North. An initiative of the provincial government, Level Up! Introduces…
More than 300,000 workers held a one-day work stoppage on Wednesday, seeking a new public sector deal, with trade unions arguing pay terms must be agreed before other issues are addressed. Here, some of them share their stories. Teachers do not…
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