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NAO: Civil service pay freeze risks talent exodus
The government is risking an “exodus” of talent because of its decision to squeeze civil service pay, pensions and benefits,...
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BIS to cut administration beyond 50 percent
A senior business leader has been asked to review administrative spending at the Department for Business, Innovation and...
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Arrivals, moves and departures
Jim O’Neil will step down from his position as chief executive of UK Financial Investments (UKFI) next month to join Bank...
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Jobseekers like public sector
Nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of jobseekers registered on totaljobs.com said they would prefer to work for a public sector...
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Building a new skills framework
The long-awaited Capabilities Plan has now emerged, outlining how civil service skills and abilities are to be strengthened....
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Civil service to bust pay cap in recruiting top professionals
The government will actively recruit civil servants and consultants who will be paid more than the prime minister in order...
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Skills plan mandatory, says Sir Bob
All government departments will be required to deliver the goals outlined in the civil service Capabilities Plan released...
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Looking beyond the horizon
Government must plan ahead for long-term social, economic and environmental change, so it employs ‘horizon scanners’...
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Ed Lester returns to public sector to head the Land Registry
The former head of the Student Loans Company (SLC), Ed Lester, has been appointed chief executive of the Land Registry. He...
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Interview: Chris Wormald
Chris Wormald, the education department’s permanent secretary, is leading organisational changes that go well beyond the...










