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Resources Overview & Scrutiny Panel - Thursday, 4th April, 2024 10.00 am
April 4, 2024 View on council website Watch video of meeting Read transcript (Professional subscription required)Summary
In a recent council meeting, members discussed various topics including the implementation of digital and organizational strategies, staff engagement, and public access improvements. The meeting also addressed concerns about anti-social behavior and the safety of council staff.
Digital and Organizational Strategy Implementation: The council reviewed progress on integrating digital technologies and organizational strategies to improve service delivery. The discussion highlighted the importance of staff involvement in shaping these changes and the potential use of AI to enhance efficiency. Concerns were raised about maintaining personal customer service amidst increasing automation. The decision aims to streamline operations while ensuring services remain accessible and responsive to community needs.
Staff Safety and Anti-Social Behavior: The council addressed the rise in anti-social behavior and its impact on staff safety. New policies and technologies, such as improved lone worker protocols and potential use of body cameras, were discussed to enhance staff security. The decision underscores the council's commitment to protecting its employees while managing public interactions effectively.
Public Access and Engagement: Enhancements to the council's website and customer service portals were proposed to make online services more user-friendly and accessible. Discussions included improving digital inclusivity and ensuring that residents without digital access can still receive support. This decision reflects an ongoing effort to balance digital innovation with accessibility.
Interesting Occurrence: The meeting noted the formation of a staff network to foster communication and innovation within the council, indicating a proactive approach to employee engagement and change management.
These decisions collectively aim to modernize council operations, enhance employee safety, and improve public interaction, ensuring the council remains effective and responsive in a changing technological landscape.
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