Rutnam's constructive dismissal payout did not have NDA attached, Home Office says
17 May HR

Rutnam's constructive dismissal payout did not have NDA attached, Home Office says

Reported six-figure sum not a result of Treasury U-turn on payout caps, perm sec Rycroft tells MPs
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‘We were far stronger than we would have been individually’: Job sharing in a pandemic
17 May Civil Service Reform
‘We were far stronger than we would have been individually’: Job sharing in a pandemic
Latest civil service & public affairs moves — May 17
17 May HR
Latest civil service & public affairs moves — May 17
Johnson urged to ‘be a leader for the civil service’
17 May HR
Johnson urged to ‘be a leader for the civil service’
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MoD staffer accepts five-figure settlement over disability discrimination
17 May Security & Defence
MoD staffer accepts five-figure settlement over disability discrimination
Payout for operations manager followed “outrageous” lack of support from employer, union says
Failure to deliver social-care plan could 'destabilise' health reforms, MPs warn
14 May Health & Social Care
Failure to deliver social-care plan could 'destabilise' health reforms, MPs warn
Select committee members say they will be “extremely disappointed” if a 10-year social-care plan does not appear by the end of 2021
Cameron denies intimidating civil servants with Greensill lobbying
14 May Finance
Cameron denies intimidating civil servants with Greensill lobbying
Former PM admits he has lessons to learn but calls for tough rules on second jobs for officials
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Fit for the future: how defence is embracing digital
14 May Security & Defence
Fit for the future: how defence is embracing digital
Increasing digital skills in defence has been named among the government’s top policy priorities. Richard Johnstone speaks to the team making it happen
Civil Service Awards: Delivering benefits technology fit for the 21st century
11 May
Civil Service Awards: Delivering benefits technology fit for the 21st century
DWP staff won the Project Delivery Excellence Award for a project to upgrade systems delivering jobseekers’ allowance and many other benefits during the first wave of the Covid pandemic. Mark Bell tells CSW how it was done
Civil Service Awards: How the Citizenship Award winner reached out to people most in need
10 May
Civil Service Awards: How the Citizenship Award winner reached out to people most in need
DWP official Sarah Morton has been recognised for her voluntary work with organisations that support homeless people in Liverpool. She tells CSW how staff from across the department’s Belle Vale service centre support the HOPE Project
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The Future of Work
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Data Loss Prevention Report 2021: Defending against daily data loss
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Race to Equality: Achieving Racial Inclusion at Work
18 May 2021
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Race to Equality: Achieving Racial Inclusion at Work
Women in Education
25 May 2021
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Women in Education
Pride in Diversity: Supporting LGBT Colleagues at Work
15 Jun 2021
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Pride in Diversity: Supporting LGBT Colleagues at Work
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15 Mar
Read the March edition of Civil Service World
Inside: How Jeremy Heywood thought, the relationship between ministers and officials from two people who lived it, and what the closure of the government’s performance platform means for transparency
February 2021 CSW digital issue available to read
22 Feb
February 2021 CSW digital issue available to read
Exclusive interviews with Cat Little, a look inside government’s innovation engine, and lessons from Singapore
Dominic Cummings ‘expected’ friends’ firm to get Cabinet Office contract
16 Feb Commercial
Dominic Cummings ‘expected’ friends’ firm to get Cabinet Office contract
High Court hears latest challenge to government’s emergency procurement moves
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Five reasons why Learning at Work Week is the perfect time to start improving your knowledge, training, skills and networks Sponsored
17 May Education
Five reasons why Learning at Work Week is the perfect time to start improving your knowledge, training, skills and networks
Pamela Dow, executive director of the Government Skills and Curriculum Unit in the Cabinet Office, and Josie Cluer, lead partner for Ernst & Young LLP’s provision of bespoke learning and coaching across government, mark the start to this year’s Learning at Work Week
How an adaptive approach can help secure information advantage for the UK Sponsored
11 May Operational Delivery
How an adaptive approach can help secure information advantage for the UK
As the future frontiers of cyberspace, emerging technology, data and space evolve, so will the UK’s collaboration needs, according to experts from PA Consulting
‘Lean thinking’: How to supercharge a team’s ability to secure efficiencies Sponsored
11 May Project Delivery
‘Lean thinking’: How to supercharge a team’s ability to secure efficiencies
In this case study, MI-GSO | PCUBED explain how departments can use the voice of the team to make efficiencies and improvements
The Integrated Review: Implementing the IR through closer integration of Government, business, and industry Sponsored
04 May Operational Delivery
The Integrated Review: Implementing the IR through closer integration of Government, business, and industry
PA's defence and security expert, Cate Pye, shared insight on the IR during an interview on Sky News' Ian King Live, ahead of the publication of the Integrated Review of Defence, Security, International Development and Foreign Policy
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