Managing in the 1990s: The challenge of demographic change: Public Money & Management: Vol 9, No 3

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The demographic downturn of the early 1990s will make recruitment and retention of the public sector labour force extremely difficult. Already, the sector is competing for staff with private providers of services. One result will be a marked shift in public sector employment patterns.

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