Martin Ford 26 January 2023

Councillors split on solution to workforce crisis

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Councillors are split over how to tackle the workforce crisis facing the local government sector.

At its latest meeting, the Local Government Association (LGA)’s executive advisory board considered a survey that found more than nine in 10 councils were experiencing staff recruitment difficulties.

The LGA is lobbying the Government for investment in training and development, but also looking at ways the sector can help itself.

Some board members said it should promote the value of public service and responsibilities that come with local government roles.

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