Brexit staff redeployments revealed as ministers prepare to trigger Operation Yellowhammer
Eight-hundred staff on the move, hundreds of millions in wage costs and holiday bans – how the civil service is preparing for Brexit day
The successful candidate must be medically qualified, with a “considerable national profile”...
Research indicates two-thirds of flagship programme’s participants have seriously considered...
Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation will look at how algorithms could reflect the biases of...
MPs say department has overseen seriously unacceptable practice in almost every area of the...
DWP minister Justin Tomlinson claims department wants to ‘avoid transferring errors from legacy...
Setting out her vision for the upcoming Spending Review, Truss said the Treasury would “...
Government evaluation finds every £1 spent on the programme delivers £2.28 in economic benefits...
The steady rise in civil servants continues, with growth concentrated in departments with the...
Non-departmental public body with responsibility for T-levels offers up to £140k a year for...
Request comes after MPs rejected May's withdrawal agreement for the second time last week
All party group of MPs says HMRC’s approach “is a direct cause of the acute anxiety and stress...
Civil servants are rightly angry that MPs are getting almost double their pay increase after being told they cannot get any more because of affordability concerns, says Prospect’s Garry Graham
If set up properly and honoured, pay review bodies deliver better results for officials. Now all we need is for ministers to stop ignoring their advice…
Last year, Norman Strauss argued in CSW for the creation of a new ministry for the...
The publication of the first first-hand research report from the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse has found violence, fear and vulnerability are widespread in young offender...
The attacks by ultra-Brexiteers on the Commons clerks mirror the attempts to impugn Olly Robbins, writes Sue Cameron
The civil service is not immune to “new year, new you” delusions, and HM Treasury is the main offender, says Andrew Greenway
As a director general at the Government Legal Department, Susanna McGibbon oversees legal...
As she steps down from the Department for Digital, Culture Media and Sport, perm sec Dame Sue...
Jin Sahota is the government procurement expert in charge of unlocking billions for the NHS...
Taking up the roles of cabinet secretary and head of the civil service at a time of seismic...
As part of our series profiling up-and-coming leaders in the civil service, Marsha Osivwemu, the...
Moving to the education department brought Jonathan Slater back to a policy area he knows and...
Sir Leigh Lewis retired at the end of 2010 after a 38-year career in government that included perm sec stints in both the Home Office and the Department for Work and Pensions. Here are 10 things...
It may seem like Brexit has turned collective responsibility into an irrelevance, but has the image of shared cabinet deliberations ever been a reality? Using the Blair administration as a...
A host of departments have been recognised in the government’s latest Smarter Working Awards. Richard Johnstone went along to hear their stories
Has the age of Twitter changed the Foreign Office – or just what we expect from documentaries? Sue Cameron considers the BBC’s recent exploration of the FCO
The biography examines 70 years of history between government and academia as well as the changing relationship between TV and politics
The former permanent secretary of the culture department chews the fat with Suzannah Brecknell