A new partnership has been agreed between the Centre for Digital Public Services (CDPS) and Cardiff-based Yolk Recruitment to help Welsh public sector organisations fill digital, data and technology roles. With a potential value of £15m over three years, the agreement aims to play a key role in facilitating the transition to modern public services across the sectors, including local government, education and health.
CDPS is an arm’s length body of the Welsh Government, which was set up in 2020 to support the Welsh public sector to deliver better public services. Joint CEO of CDPS Myra Hunt said: “We’re excited to welcome Yolk on board as our strategic partner. By working together we hope to increase the pool of talent and increase the number of appropriately digital skilled people delivering public services in Wales.
“We're confident that by working together, we'll be able to develop a modern public sector in Wales that delivers services people can access in a way which suits their needs.”
