To improve public procurement – use the Trust Test
Public procurement is too often solely made on price, and not enough on true value and to account for areas...
Whether you were for leave or remain, the result of the referendum is a wake-up call for business and political elites. Business lost its voice in the debate because people sensed that the system is not working for them. Many of these concerns are justified, as highlighted in the recent Tomorrow’s Company report, UK Business: What’s Wrong? What’s Next?. In this period of political uncertainty, it is critical that businesses do not retreat into cost cutting, but instead invest and tackle issues that have been ignored for too long, such as executive pay. This is not only vital for our economy, but also presents an opportunity for business to show leadership and regain the public’s trust.
In this paper Tomorrow’s Company sets out 9 simple actions that companies could take to provide this leadership:
This paper and list of actions has been produced through discussion with the Tomorrow’s Company community, though this does not imply endorsement.
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