From the editor: Whether it's RAAC or climate change, governments must stop being so short-termist
22 Sep Education

From the editor: Whether it's RAAC or climate change, governments must stop being so short-termist

The lack of investment in schools built with weak concrete has been bad enough, but crumbling in the face of the climate crisis could be far more destructive
by Jess Bowie and Suzannah Brecknell
Dowden takes ex-HR chief to task over breach of lobbying rules
22 Sep HR
Dowden takes ex-HR chief to task over breach of lobbying rules
DWP perm sec flags ‘difficulty’ of reducing benefit fraud to pre-pandemic levels
22 Sep Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
DWP perm sec flags ‘difficulty’ of reducing benefit fraud to pre-pandemic levels
Unions call for 13% pay rise at Environment Agency to tackle 'pay erosion'
22 Sep Energy & Environment
Unions call for 13% pay rise at Environment Agency to tackle 'pay erosion'
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Force of Nature: Conservation authority boss Gemma Harper on the urgent need for collaboration
21 Sep Energy & Environment
Force of Nature: Conservation authority boss Gemma Harper on the urgent need for collaboration
In the battle against climate change and the biodiversity crisis, government-wide collaboration is a must. CSW talks to Dr Gemma Harper, the Joint Nature Conservation Committee chief executive tasked with keeping UK public bodies on track for a sustainable, nature-first future
Civil servants are losing trust in the wider public sector – and each other
20 Sep Civil Service Reform
Civil servants are losing trust in the wider public sector – and each other
Survey reveals falling trust in the wider public sector among officials – while trust in private partners rises
Read the autumn 2023 issue of Civil Service World
19 Sep HR
Read the autumn 2023 issue of Civil Service World
Our Energy and Environment special asks: What can the UK do to prepare for climate change? Plus, the secret life a press secretary, and government's ugliest postwar buildings
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Unlocking the power of data by government for health, care and wellbeing
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Expense fraud in the UK public sector: The cultural and technical costs
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Women in Communications
26 Sep 2023
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Women in Communications
Supporting menopause at Work
28 Sep 2023
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Unlocking the Senior Civil Service London
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Unlocking the Senior Civil Service London
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Intelligent Virtual Assistants can transform your contact centre Partner Content
21 Sep Digital, Data & Technology
Intelligent Virtual Assistants can transform your contact centre
Peter Wilson, Fujitsu Public Sector Industry Advisor, explains why IVAs can help your organisation's call centre meet increased demand with enhanced customer satisfaction, and boost agent productivity and performance while reducing operational costs
The Government Commercial Function gets ready to celebrate National Inclusion Week Partner Content
21 Sep
The Government Commercial Function gets ready to celebrate National Inclusion Week
Kirstin Gemmell, Diversity and Inclusion Lead for the function, explains how we can take action and make an impact
Supply chain considerations when taking back a PFI Partner Content
18 Sep Commercial
Supply chain considerations when taking back a PFI
With many PFIs set to expire, Proxima's Vice President Susan Hilgers takes a look at the steps to tackle this shift
Setting up shop: A roundtable discussion about public sector procurement Partner Content
04 Sep Analysis
Setting up shop: A roundtable discussion about public sector procurement
As the government moves towards a new procurement landscape, how can leaders from commercial, delivery and policy teams ensure they realise the opportunities presented by this reform? Officials discuss at a roundtable, supported by Serco, at CS Live
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