Sunak confirms furlough scheme will end but unveils new job support plans
24 Sep Coronavirus

Sunak confirms furlough scheme will end but unveils new job support plans

Union anger as chancellor tells MPs the economy is facing a ‘more permanent adjustment’ because of coronavirus pandemic
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Johnson dubs lockdown-inspired call for public services shake-up ‘exciting’
25 Sep Coronavirus
Johnson dubs lockdown-inspired call for public services shake-up ‘exciting’
Deliver social value to win contracts, government tells suppliers
25 Sep Commercial
Deliver social value to win contracts, government tells suppliers
Turmoil as ministers fail to agree on new head for Northern Ireland Civil Service
25 Sep HR
Turmoil as ministers fail to agree on new head for Northern Ireland Civil Service
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GOV.UK to trial personalised accounts
24 Sep Digital, Data & Technology
GOV.UK to trial personalised accounts
Citizens will be offered the chance to create an online login to government portal
DfE seeks perm sec with 'political sensitivity and personal resilience' to succeed Slater
24 Sep Education
DfE seeks perm sec with 'political sensitivity and personal resilience' to succeed Slater
Up to £162,500 on offer for job vacated following a row over A-Level grades last month
Gus O’Donnell blasts ministers for ‘weak strategy and leadership’ in Covid-19 response
24 Sep Coronavirus
Gus O’Donnell blasts ministers for ‘weak strategy and leadership’ in Covid-19 response
Ex-cab sec says placing rhetoric over substance is damaging public trust in government and scientific institutions
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‘The importance of diversity at senior levels is the difference of perspective’: reflections on working in the civil service with a disability
18 Sep HR
‘The importance of diversity at senior levels is the difference of perspective’: reflections on working in the civil service with a disability
In the first of a series of articles about disability and working in the civil service, Alistair Watters, the director of the Grenfell site and programme at Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, talks about his own experience in both the private and public sector and what needs to happen to build candidates’ confidence that their disability won’t count against them.
DfID was one of government’s most data savvy departments. Preserving these skills will be a test of Whitehall reform
17 Sep Civil Service Reform
DfID was one of government’s most data savvy departments. Preserving these skills will be a test of Whitehall reform
DfID used data and analysis in a way that few other departments manage – and in a way that the government is keen to expand. How this is nurtured in the new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office will be a key lesson
Opinion: government environment bodies felt austerity hard. The Covid recovery is a chance to rebound
16 Sep Coronavirus
Opinion: government environment bodies felt austerity hard. The Covid recovery is a chance to rebound
The legacy of government austerity is still felt by many agencies in government, writes Nick Kirsop-Taylor of the University of Exeter. But the government’s aim for the recovery from Covid gives them a chance to build back better too
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2020 Mainframe Modernisation: Business Barometer Report
Thu 27 Aug 2020
Agile Government: Organisational Agility Across the UK Public Sector
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Local Government ICT Summit
29 Sep 2020
Online
Local Government ICT Summit
Managing an Ageing Workforce, Online Event
30 Sep 2020
Online
Managing an Ageing Workforce, Online Event
Human error: government's greatest security risk
30 Sep 2020
Online
Human error: government's greatest security risk
Who is the modern civil servant?
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‘He lived and breathed joined-up government’: the civil service life and times of Mark Sedwill
09 Sep Leadership
‘He lived and breathed joined-up government’: the civil service life and times of Mark Sedwill
As the cabinet secretary stands down after more than 30 years in the civil service, CSW asks people who have worked with him: who is Sir Mark Sedwill?
Jonathan Jones quits: Ex-ambassador Darroch ‘not surprised’ as fallout continues
09 Sep Brexit
Jonathan Jones quits: Ex-ambassador Darroch ‘not surprised’ as fallout continues
Comments come as government prepares to publish legislation NI secretary Brandon Lewis has said would break international law “in a very specific and limited way"
Dave Penman: the government’s return-to-office drive is yet another insult to civil servants
08 Sep Civil Service Reform
Dave Penman: the government’s return-to-office drive is yet another insult to civil servants
The introduction of targets for officials to get back into departments is gesture politics, says the FDA general secretary, and is likely to fail
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The public and private sectors can learn from each other
22 Sep Commercial
The public and private sectors can learn from each other
Stefano Jefferson, a senior consultant at Proxima, makes the case for a two-way learning process
Argenti: Helping vulnerable people stay independent during the COVID-19 outbreak
21 Sep Operational Delivery
Argenti: Helping vulnerable people stay independent during the COVID-19 outbreak
During the pandemic, technology that helps elderly and vulnerable people live independently has been even more valuable. PA Consulting explains their role
Ingenious approaches to transforming primary care for long-term sustainability
15 Sep Operational Delivery
Ingenious approaches to transforming primary care for long-term sustainability
Primary care is the foundation of every local healthcare system, but PA Consulting argues the sector is struggling to ensure the long-term sustainability of their services
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