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Manion Lecture 2011 Supporting Slides

This lecture presentation explores the growth potential of export markets and the fiscal and financial sector vulnerabilities that can arise. It examines the impact of borrowing and debt, structural borrowing, bond yield spreads, and different consolidation strategies. It also considers changes to public sector employment and civil service engagement, using data from the Civil Service People Survey.

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Manion Lecture 2011 Supporting Slides

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  1. Manion Lecture 2011 Supporting Slides UNCLASSIFIED

  2. 1. Export market growth UNCLASSIFIED

  3. 2. Fiscal and Financial Sector Vulnerabilities Source: ECB, Eurostat, US Fed and HMT calculations UNCLASSIFIED

  4. 3. Borrowing and debt UNCLASSIFIED

  5. 4. Structural borrowing UNCLASSIFIED

  6. 5. Bond yield spreads UNCLASSIFIED

  7. 6. Comparison of consolidations UNCLASSIFIED

  8. 7. Changes to Public Sector Employment* UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED

  9. 8. Civil Service Engagement: 2010 Civil Service People Survey The Civil Service’s employee engagement framework views engagement as the emotional contribution staff provide to their organisation. We measure engagement using five questions: I am proud when I tell others I work for [my organisation] Civil Service benchmark 2009: 58% I would recommend [my organisation] as a great place to work Civil Service benchmark 2010: 56% I feel a strong personal attachment to [my organisation] [My organisation] inspires me to do the best in my job [My organisation] motivates me to help it achieve its objectives Source: Civil Service People Survey 2010 UNCLASSIFIED

  10. 9. Drivers of Engagement

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