local authorities – Imperium Resourcing

Interim Managers: 5 reasons why a recruitment agency can optimise your job search

December 18, 2025
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Industry News

Working in the public sector at executive level often comes with a large array of connections, meaning the prospect of a recruiter may not be something you consider. However, specialist recruitment consultants can be more help in your job search than you initially realise, with time-saving solutions and a high level of understanding of the complexities of each role. Here are our top 5 reasons why interim management firms can help you in your next job search.

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3 reasons why hiring an interim executive could transform your local authority

Interims with experience have the necessary skills to help make progress and develop a future strategy for your local authority. From the standard fast and efficient solution to a more productive workforce, see how hiring an interim professional could bring the transformation and change you need.

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Starting a new interim contract? Here’s how to prepare…

August 27, 2025
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So you’ve just landed a new contract - congratulations! Now it’s time to prepare so you can start your new interim role with confidence. Luckily for you, the team here at Imperium Resourcing knows a thing or two about the…

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Why choosing an interim role will help revitalise your career

Across the UK, more and more councils are looking for ways to provide more efficient and cost-effective services to users, therefore increasing the demand for targeted project work and interim staff.

Think you are in a work slump? Switching to an interim role may help to give you the breath of fresh air you need and provide a new outlook on your approach to your personal working strategies.

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Local authorities are spending more on diversity

March 22, 2024
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Industry News

Councils are spending more on diversity, research by the TaxPayers’ Alliance has revealed. Spending on equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) roles has increased by almost two-fold over the last three years to £23 million. Approximately 200 UK councils…

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Local Government Association Calls for Urgent Reforms to Right to Buy Scheme

In the face of a severe housing crisis gripping the UK, the Local Government Association (LGA) is spearheading a call for crucial reforms to the Right to Buy (RTB) scheme. Initially introduced in 1980, the RTB scheme was aimed at…

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Local authorities hounded over council tax increases

Rishi Sunak has criticised local authorities for increasing council tax in an attempt to cover financial shortcomings due to lack of funding. Local authorities faced backlash from the Prime Minister after requesting a more than 5% raise in council…

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Social housing reforms: local authorities asked for their say

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has launched an open consultation on social housing in a move to make the system fairer. It seeks to target those who abuse the social housing setup in the UK, for…

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Nottingham City Council announces bankruptcy

Nottingham City Council has been issued a 114 notice, meaning no further expenditure is permitted. On Wednesday 29 November, the local authority revealed a significant shortfall in its budget, with the council's chief financial officer determining that it was unable…

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Annual Refugee Cap 2024: too much pressure for local authorities?

October 29, 2023
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The annual refugee cap will be rolled out by the Home Office in January 2025. Local authorities are being asked to decide on a safe ‘capacity’ for the number of people coming to Britain from overseas (legally). This…

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