#public-services

#public-services

HACM owes the city approximately $3.6 million in unpaid reimbursements for staff labor since 2021, prompting a review of the financial oversight.

Downing Street's cleaners and catering staff are striking for better pay and working conditions, impacting No 10's appeal as a workplace.

Kemi Badenoch proposes extending the period for British citizenship application from six to fifteen years for immigrants.

The first delivery of Mercedes' eCitaro K electric buses has been completed in Asti, enhancing urban public transport efficiency.

Youth Unity CIC launched a well-supported youth centre in South Street, focusing on mentorship and community strengthening for ages 14-25.

Boston's homelessness census indicates a potential rise in homelessness, mirroring national trends and previous increases.

Greg Barbaccia is the new Federal CIO, lacking direct CIO experience but tasked with overseeing federal IT operations and strategy.

Oakland plans layoffs of up to 90 city workers as part of budget balancing efforts.

The discourse between Bret Stephens and Gail Collins highlights the tension in American politics post-Trump's return, emphasizing the balance between disruption and norm preservation.

San Jose faces a substantial budget shortfall of $60 million, leading to potential department cuts and job layoffs.

London is seeing significant developments in infrastructure and environmental initiatives.

London's poorest residents face new council tax payments amid a fiscal crisis affecting multiple boroughs.

Councils are adjusting tax schemes and reducing staff to manage financial challenges.