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Ealing Council Refreshed Workforce Strategy

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Ealing Council is currently addressing challenges in recruiting and retaining specialist staff for its refreshed workforce strategy.

Ealing Council is grappling with difficulties in recruiting and retaining specialist staff, a situation discussed by the Strategy and Change Scrutiny Panel on 20 October 2026. A report to the panel noted progress in management capability, career progression, and equality, diversity, and inclusion, but highlighted persistent issues in attracting professionals for specialist roles.

There are no upcoming meetings currently scheduled to discuss the Ealing Council Refreshed Workforce Strategy. This strategy is a new iteration of the council's approach to its staff, focusing on adapting to changing skill requirements, such as digital, data, and AI, and ensuring workforce wellbeing.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council is struggling to recruit and retain specialist staff. Source
  2. The Strategy and Change Scrutiny Panel discussed these recruitment and retention challenges on 20 October 2026. Source
  3. Ealing Council's Workforce Strategy has made progress in management capability, career progression, and equality, diversity, and inclusion. Source
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