#privatization

#privatization

Curt Nickisch's departure marks the end of an era for HBR IdeaCast, but the show's future remains bright with new leadership.

The health secretary is accused of covertly implementing significant NHS budget cuts to avoid public backlash.

GEO Group profits from immigration detention while resisting fair pay for detainees, impacting their wages and working conditions.

Siptu plans a strike on April 2-3 affecting Bord na Móna Recycling's waste collection services due to privatization concerns.

The DOGE raid drastically impacts federal employees, showcasing the destructive influence of corporate interests in government operations.

The strike at BIMM underscores the detrimental effects of treating higher education as a profit-driven enterprise.

Bord na Móna Recycling has been sold to KWD Recycling, ensuring worker conditions remain unchanged.

Republican initiatives in Congress aim to restrict telework for federal employees and challenge existing labor agreements.

Ro Khanna condemned violence but acknowledged public outrage over inequities in the healthcare industry following the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Privatisation of the Paraguay-Parana waterway raises significant environmental concerns for local river communities in Argentina.

The Elizabeth line will be operated by a joint venture led by a Japanese company starting May 2025, emphasizing public transport's quality and sustainability.

Voters in Liechtenstein have decisively chosen to withdraw state funding from Radio Liechtenstein, signaling a major shift in the country’s media funding model.

Tokyo Metro's IPO marked Japan's largest since 2018, with shares soaring 47% and raising $2.3bn for the government.

Moving to private management through RAD is a promising solution for improving NYCHA public-housing complexes.

Thames Water's debt has ballooned to £15.2bn since its 1989 privatization, raising concerns about financial management and infrastructure investment.