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Hampshire County Council, GB combines backroom services with Shared Services Partnership

Hampshire County Council, GB Shared Services Partnership

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The Shared Services Partnership (SSP) manages finances and human resources for the council's police and fire and rescue department. Three local councils and one county council shelved their own services for the partnership. The council employs 450 staffers who serve 100,000 public employees using a common set of best practices. Hampshire County Council achieves administrative savings of £2.7 million per year by eliminating duplicated services.

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Hampshire County Council, GB

County council in England

United Kingdom

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Oxfordshire County Council, GB

United Kingdom

Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, GB

United Kingdom

London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham, GB

United Kingdom

Westminster City Council, GB

United Kingdom

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Hampshire County Council hires 100 people as it takes on work for London boroughs | The News

AROUND 100 people are set to be employed as the county council takes on back-office work from three boroughs in the capital.

Hampshire County Council hosts international conference showcasing pioneering digital shared services | Hampshire County Council

Hampshire County Council has been showcasing its ground-breaking shared services partnership, delivering back office functions such as finance, payroll and HR to a selection of public sector organisations, at the Deloitte Public Sector Shared Services Forum, last month

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