Treasury blasted for botched public sector pensions reform
11 Jun Finance

Treasury blasted for botched public sector pensions reform

MPs say £17bn cost of McCloud judgment could be “just a ripple” compared to looming “tsunami”
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Ministers cannot scapegoat Jeremy Heywood for Greensill, his widow warns
11 Jun Commercial
Ministers cannot scapegoat Jeremy Heywood for Greensill, his widow warns
Hancock denies lying to prime minister
11 Jun Coronavirus
Hancock denies lying to prime minister
Tech expert named head of Northern Ireland Civil Service
11 Jun HR
Tech expert named head of Northern Ireland Civil Service
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Ex-chief commercial officer's Greensill role created 'no conflicts', Manzoni says
10 Jun Commercial
Ex-chief commercial officer's Greensill role created 'no conflicts', Manzoni says
Ex-chief exec says he approved the secondment, while Bill Crothers denies "double hatting"
Ministers 'bungled use of emergency powers' during pandemic
10 Jun Coronavirus
Ministers 'bungled use of emergency powers' during pandemic
Committee accuses government of confusing the public with claims of legal requirements that did not exist
Home Office names new second perm sec
10 Jun HR
Home Office names new second perm sec
Tricia Hayes will succeed Shona Dunn as No.2 at Marsham Street
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From civil service to civil disobedience: one official’s struggle to balance activism with Whitehall ethics
10 Jun Economics
From civil service to civil disobedience: one official’s struggle to balance activism with Whitehall ethics
Cee MacDonald was working as an economist in the civil service when she was arrested at an Extinction Rebellion protest. She reflects on how she balanced her activism with the civil service code
Andy Cowper: The Treasury’s back – and so is Dom
08 Jun Coronavirus
Andy Cowper: The Treasury’s back – and so is Dom
The Department of Health and Social Care – and its secretary of state – has had another month in the headlines. But did it just see its future in the school funding row?
Peter Schofield on DWP at 20: A department two decades in the making that rose to the challenge of a lifetime
08 Jun
Peter Schofield on DWP at 20: A department two decades in the making that rose to the challenge of a lifetime
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the creation of the Department for Work and Pensions. Permanent secretary Peter Schofield reflects on the momentous occasion
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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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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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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
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February 2021 CSW digital issue available to read
Exclusive interviews with Cat Little, a look inside government’s innovation engine, and lessons from Singapore
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How public sector professionals can elevate procurement best practice through embedding social value Sponsored
10 Jun Commercial
How public sector professionals can elevate procurement best practice through embedding social value
Beth Bradley, Senior Consultant at Proxima, discusses the challenges and solutions associated with establishing and embedding social value through the supply chain
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Games, simulations, and digital twins: the technology transforming the citizen experience
Data is playing an increasingly important role in the delivery of public services. But what if a shock like the COVID-19 pandemic renders data out of date? Deloitte has been working out not only how to unlock insight from the most recent information, but also how to use this information with cutting-edge technology to fundamentally improve the citizen experience
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"The inflection point is here": how Covid is driving digital transformation in health
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