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Here at Public Affairs Ireland January 2019 has been a busy and productive start to the year. We have welcomed back delegates to our premises at Mountjoy Square for a variety of different training courses such as One-to-One interview coaching sessions, an 8-day Certificate in Public Procurement and the month […]
William Brown
REWIND T stands for the “reasonably well informed and normally diligent tenderer”. This is how the courts will interpret tender documents, specifically the assessment criteria and scoring indicators set out within those documents. It is a really useful acronym to remember if you are involved in public procurement.
The test […]
Alison McIntyre
The workforce, the workplace and the technologies used in Irish organisations are changing rapidly. There is an increased focus on relationships with workers, customers and communities as businesses evolve into social enterprises. This article complements the Deloitte 2018 Global Human Capital Trends Report, which surveyed over 11,000 businesses and […]
Tom Ferris
Civil servants are soon to be given greater powers when new legislation, currently being considered by our legislators, is enacted. The legislation is the Civil Service Regulation (Amendment) Bill 2018 https://hr.per.gov.ie/wp-content/uploads/Draft-General-Scheme-of-the-Bill-2018.pdf . As a prelude to the Bill, a Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) was produced by the Department […]
Dave A.Barry
Within the Public Sector, is there validating-data, clarity and alignment as to sub-sector organizational priorities for 2019 e.g.
If not, there must be. Amid War for Talent 2.0, competition is rife, everybody wants everything yesterday, plus data […]
“Talent management deserves as much focus as financial capital management in corporations” (Jack Welsh) former CEO, General Electric.
Attracting, developing and retaining talent continues to be the biggest challenge and theme in HR. Because public sector organisations cannot use financial rewards to attract and retain talent many HR managers […]
Throughout 2018, Public Affairs Ireland have a had a successful year delivering our specialised training courses to the public sector. Here at PAI, with the help of our expert speakers and trainers, we have been hosting courses, seminars, update series and conferences to reflect the needs and interests of public […]
Public Affairs Ireland have an ethos of life long learning. The training that we provide focuses in particular on the needs of the public sector. It is highly important that public sector professionals keep informed on legislative changes. The constantly changing nature of legislation and regulations is something which our […]
On Thursday 22 November, Public Affairs Ireland welcomed delegates to the O’Callaghan Davenport Hotel for our Annual Public Procurement Conference. PAI are committed to delivering specialist learning and development training to the public sector; our conferences provide our clientele with a forum for receiving updates and developments on industry relevant […]
Sarah Marriott
Editing is an essential skill for anyone who writes at work. Becoming aware of common errors can help you to spot potential problems more quickly, which will speed up the editing stage.
1.Clarity and double meanings
