‘Unacceptable’: The Civil Service Pension Scheme transfer six weeks on
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‘Unacceptable’: The Civil Service Pension Scheme transfer six weeks on

Unions put pressure on Capita and the Cabinet Office amid ongoing issues with the scheme
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Voluntary exits ‘should be halted’ until Civil Service Pension Scheme backlog is cleared – union
13 Jan HR
Voluntary exits ‘should be halted’ until Civil Service Pension Scheme backlog is cleared – union
SR25 admin efficiency savings could require 40,000 job cuts, think tank estimates
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SR25 admin efficiency savings could require 40,000 job cuts, think tank estimates
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Curiosity, problem-solving and misconceptions: Policy profession co-heads Susan Acland-Hood and Gareth Davies set out their vision
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Curiosity, problem-solving and misconceptions: Policy profession co-heads Susan Acland-Hood and Gareth Davies set out their vision
Susan Acland-Hood and Gareth Davies have been hard at work since being named co-heads of the policy profession last summer. They talk about their plans to develop the profession, embracing generalism, and why it’s important to ask the right questions
Great British Energy: What do we know so far about the green power company?
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Great British Energy: What do we know so far about the green power company?
In recent months, more detail has emerged about publicly-owned firm. Mark Rowe delves into how it will operate
Mind the gap: Why civil servants should stay excited about huge government projects despite their failure rate
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Mind the gap: Why civil servants should stay excited about huge government projects despite their failure rate
The Delivery Gap author Jonathan Simcock on Crossrail, HS2 and fixing the parliament estate
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Unlocking Regional Talent
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'Everybody is saying the same thing': Is government meeting its goal to set every child up for success in their first 1,000 days of life?
The Health and Social Care Committee is examining how government is delivering on its promise to set children up for success in their first 1,000 days of life. Acting chair Paulette Hamilton shares what the MPs have learned so far
From missions to milestones: what the Mission Delivery Unit’s move to No.10 tells us about delivery from the centre
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From missions to milestones: what the Mission Delivery Unit’s move to No.10 tells us about delivery from the centre
Could this be the moment the centre can at last provide a single view of how priorities, pounds and people connect?
The Fast Stream needs to rediscover its sense of purpose
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The Fast Stream needs to rediscover its sense of purpose
A smaller Fast Stream – laser-focused on developing future leaders – would deliver more for the civil service and the country
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Using AI to transform tax administration while fighting fraud Partner Content
13 Jan Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
Using AI to transform tax administration while fighting fraud
A decade-long investigation into a £20m VAT fraud shows how damaging organised crime can be without artificial intelligence, and raises an urgent question about how tax agencies must now use AI to stay ahead of far more advanced and scalable threats
'Could AI have done better for me?’: Inside Whitehall's recruitment evolution Partner Content
08 Jan HR
'Could AI have done better for me?’: Inside Whitehall's recruitment evolution
Lengthy security clearances, complex jargon, and fragmented data are some of the challenges HR leaders from across government discussed at a recent CSW roundtable to explore how AI could help modernise hiring without sacrificing fairness
CSSC’s Active Wellbeing returns in February Partner Content
07 Jan HR
CSSC’s Active Wellbeing returns in February
CSSC’s flagship Active Wellbeing challenge returns this February, calling civil servants to move more, feel better and build healthier habits together
Turning vision into delivery: AI that understands public service Partner Content
05 Jan Digital, Data & Technology
Turning vision into delivery: AI that understands public service
As AI becomes part of everyday operations, the challenge is using it well. Sameer Vuyyuru, Chief AI and Product Officer at Capita, looks at how public service teams can embed it safely and confidently to improve outcomes for citizens
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