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Perceived advantages and disadvantages of externalising Social Firms from public authorities

Author: 
Marion Summers, Steve Liddle, Graham Jones
2007
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This document is also available as a Word document.  Email info@socialfirmsuk.co.uk for a copy.

Please quote the reference number below when ordering or if you have any questions about this resource.
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R2093
application/pdf iconPerceived advantages and disadvantages of externalising Social Firms from public authorities.pdf
Thursday 10th September 2009, 6:10pm | by Anonymous
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Employment creation In social enterprises, a public authority perspective: ISB reports

Author: 
Patience Seebohm, Jill Aichison, Jenny Seeker & Bob Grove, Institute For Applied Health & Social Policy, King's College London, Social Firms UK
2003
Free
Social Firms UK

These reports analyses the Invest To Save Budget Project. They investigate financial costs and outcomes from the perspective of the public authority, taxpayer and disabled worker as well as exploring the experiences of people with a learning disability or mental health problem working within Social Firms and enterprises that had been created to employ and/or train people with a disability.

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R2044
application/pdf iconISB Evaluation Report Final - full version.pdf
application/pdf iconISB cost benefit summary.pdf
application/pdf iconISB evaluation summary 2003.pdf
Thursday 10th September 2009, 5:26pm | by Anonymous
Tags:PDF | Current | Externalisation | externalisation, ISB, public authority

Bringing Social Firms out of public authority control

Author: 
Geof Cox, Economic Partnerships Ltd; commissioned by Social Firms UK
2007
Purchase Price: 
£24.00
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£12.00
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£5.00
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Social Firms UK

This guide provides practical guidance to those wanting to take a Social Firm out of public authority control. It covers issues ranging from cost-benefit analysis, political and management support and staff issues such as pensions and the minimum wage. Below are some sample pages to download. To order, contact info@socialfirmsuk.co.uk

Please quote the reference number below when ordering or if you have any questions about this resource.
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R2022
application/pdf iconBringing SFs out of Public Authorities SAMPLE PAGES _WORD_.pdf
Monday 7th September 2009, 11:52am | by Anonymous
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