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Govt calls for 'disruptors and innovators' to help make civil service more productive

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Govt calls for 'disruptors and innovators' to help make civil service more productiveThe government has called on "disruptors, innovators and creative thinkers" to help make the civil service more productive.
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Pat McFadden says the government wants "innovators and disrupters" in the civil service system. Delivering a speech in east London, the chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster says, "You might remember a few years ago, there was a call for weirdos and misfits in the system”. Report by Blairm. Like us...

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