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South Cumbria Magistrates Court, Barrow, joins strike action

Staff at Basingstoke Magistrates Court are set to walk out in a dispute over working hours.

Digital leaders from throughout the public sector have stressed the need to build up the digital skills and capabilities of civil servants in order to successfully deliver the government’s digital transformation ambitions, but not at the expense of supplier ecosystems

A JUDGE sitting at Carlisle has slammed a costly new IT system used nationally to manage criminal court cases, calling it rubbish.

Schools strikes in France, Norway and Turkey over pay and conditions as new term begins; UK court workers walk out over conditions, joining criminal barristers on indefinite strike over cuts to legal aid and pay; South African bus drivers in Johannesburg and Pretoria in wildcat strike over pay face dismissal as public sector pay strike looms; Nigerian lecturers strike over pay and education funding continues over six months

UK courts’ software system is accused of unlawful detentions and wrongful arrests, and whistle-blowers say the system is faulty and unsafe

Staff claim a new IT system being rolled out in courts in England and Wales is beset with faults.

Court staff say the £300 million IT system Common Platform is putting justice at risk because the fundamentally flawed software is causing key information to disappear or change

In 2 Conrinthians 13:1b, the Holy Bible says “Every matter must be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses.” On the basis of that biblical verse, when I discovered that there was illegal e-levy charges on no other platform than the government’s much-touted MOBILE MONEY INTEROPERABILITY (MMI) Platform,…

Court workers have voted to strike while teaching union warns of action