Attracting next generation technology professionals to the public safety sector: Myth or reality?

4th March 2022Dr Fatema Zaghloul, Lecturer, University of Southampton

For over a decade, public safety officials have recognised that the capacity to retain current highly trained staff and recruit next generation professionals is central to public service success; the University of Southampton’s Dr Fatema Zaghloul, and Justin Partridge of the University of Leeds, explore talent management in the public safety sector and reflect on previous endeavours to attract next generation professionals.

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Attracting next generation technology professionals to the public safety sector: Myth or reality?

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