Andrew Greenway
@andrewgreenway.bsky.social
Founder, Public Digital. Co-author of Bluffocracy. Still Countdown's most rubbish champion.
@martinjordan.com would be my go to on Germany and digital!
May 29, 2025 at 3:48 PM
@martinjordan.com would be my go to on Germany and digital!
Agree with Tom. I think there's also a question for civil service benefits that considers the whole lot in the round (pension, hols, salary, etc), and allows more choice + flex in where you put your money. Now mix is same for all - and leads to concentration of certain demographics/risk appetites
April 16, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Agree with Tom. I think there's also a question for civil service benefits that considers the whole lot in the round (pension, hols, salary, etc), and allows more choice + flex in where you put your money. Now mix is same for all - and leads to concentration of certain demographics/risk appetites
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My favourite bit of the whole Carswell piece 👇
Niche, for sure, but to anyone who has actually been to a single one of the weekly meeting of permanent secretaries, let alone more than 100, the idea that this meeting takes all the major public policy meetings is utterly hilarious
Niche, for sure, but to anyone who has actually been to a single one of the weekly meeting of permanent secretaries, let alone more than 100, the idea that this meeting takes all the major public policy meetings is utterly hilarious
March 23, 2025 at 5:15 PM
My favourite bit of the whole Carswell piece 👇
Niche, for sure, but to anyone who has actually been to a single one of the weekly meeting of permanent secretaries, let alone more than 100, the idea that this meeting takes all the major public policy meetings is utterly hilarious
Niche, for sure, but to anyone who has actually been to a single one of the weekly meeting of permanent secretaries, let alone more than 100, the idea that this meeting takes all the major public policy meetings is utterly hilarious
You should give it go. Headlines are very dangerous things...
March 5, 2025 at 9:30 AM
You should give it go. Headlines are very dangerous things...