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Revitalise is the UNISON Scotland contribution
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the debate on public service reform |
We are developing the principles and proposals in our Revitalise Manifesto, in the context of the coalition government attack on public services, the Christie Commission on Future Public Service Delivery and other reform initiatives. Our Revitalise bulletins keep you up to speed with the latest developments.
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Revitalise
Bulletin Spring 2011
Special Edition: Christie Commission UNISON's hard-hitting submission criticises 'top-down' solutions - staff and service users must be at the heart of public service delivery.
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bulletin autumn 2009 (pdf): UNISON Scotland launched its
'Public Works' campaign with the message that public service
cuts will increase costs for ordinary families and delay economic
recovery
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Revitalise:
UNISON's manifesto
for
Scotland's public
services
Foreword to 2006 edition
We
are pleased to lay out UNISONScotland's views on the future of
public service delivery. Approaching the end of the second term
of the Scottish Parliament seems a good time to take stock of
progress and to look forward to the next steps towards world class
public services.
UNISON members are in a unique position to do this: they are
both providers and users of services. In Scotland we can continue
to develop our own public service model suited to the needs of
a small country and to the ethos of fairness so central to Scottish
culture. We know that the public want well-funded convenient services:
they are not interested in competition.We believe that Scotland
can become a model, demonstrating that fairness and social cohesion
can be combined with economic strength.
Here we review past progress and set out the principles we believe
can deliver the services Scotland needs and deserves. We look
forward to seeing these ideas put into action and welcome comments
from all interested parties. Click
here for the 2006 Revitalise manifesto as a pdf
(Original Revitalise Manifesto published May 2006)
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