PCS 'rules nothing out' amid Home Office staff concern over asylum policy
31 May HR

PCS 'rules nothing out' amid Home Office staff concern over asylum policy

PCS official says industrial solution could be sought to "look after welfare" of civil servants if Rwanda deal litigation fails
by Tevye Markson
MoJ reprimanded after ‘bags of confidential documents’ exposed for over two weeks
31 May Digital, Data & Technology
MoJ reprimanded after ‘bags of confidential documents’ exposed for over two weeks
‘It appals me’: ex-GCHQ director condemns government WhatsApp use
31 May Communications
‘It appals me’: ex-GCHQ director condemns government WhatsApp use
No.10 approach to standards has 'shifted' post-Johnson, watchdog says
30 May HR
No.10 approach to standards has 'shifted' post-Johnson, watchdog says
LatestAll
In DepthAll
'It has felt increasingly hard to get things done': Why civil servants are leaving in droves
25 May HR
'It has felt increasingly hard to get things done': Why civil servants are leaving in droves
Departmental officials are voting with their feet and seeking new opportunities outside the civil service. Tevye Markson speaks to former staff to find out why they left, their advice for others and whether they would rejoin
'We want to equip government to deliver better': IfG director sets out vision for think tank's future
25 May Analysis
'We want to equip government to deliver better': IfG director sets out vision for think tank's future
Dr Hannah White, the director of the Institute for Government, offers her expert view on the current state of the civil service
'Engage, evolve, embed': Behind the policing science and tech strategy
25 May Digital, Data & Technology
'Engage, evolve, embed': Behind the policing science and tech strategy
Policing’s chief scientific adviser Paul Taylor shares how the new science and technology strategy was developed – and what will be needed for it to succeed
resourcesAll
Mon 31 Oct 2022
Expense fraud in the UK public sector: The cultural and technical costs
Thu 22 Sep 2022
Unlocking the power of government data
EventsAll
Who is the modern civil servant?
Editors choice
Partner contentAll
Rethinking public policy: How universities can help policymakers keep up with the times Partner Content
15 May HR
Rethinking public policy: How universities can help policymakers keep up with the times
Ricky Kanabar, Associate Professor of Social Policy, University of Bath, on forming the next generation of policy leaders with the ability to distil research and develop effective strategies to ensure policy achieves its intended outcomes
5 best practices for delivering civil service learning and development Partner Content
12 May Education
5 best practices for delivering civil service learning and development
Learn why each of these strategies is important for delivering effective public sector training courses and how you can achieve them for your team
Framework agreements — are you ready for the changes to procurement rules? Partner Content
04 May Commercial
Framework agreements — are you ready for the changes to procurement rules?
This is the second in a series of articles by international law firm Clyde & Co and global procurement leader Proxima. In this episode, David Hansom of Clyde & Co, and Susan Hilgers from Proxima, look at what changes are coming to framework agreements in the new Procurement Act
Defence spend analysis: A look at the 2023 Spring Budget Partner Content
11 Apr Commercial
Defence spend analysis: A look at the 2023 Spring Budget
The additional £5 billion allocated to Defence represents an attempt to match increased resources against policy priorities and security concerns within the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. Proxima’s Justin Reuter takes a look at what this means for commercial teams in the department
Civil Service World e-Magazine
Latest Civil Service World magazine

Read the electronic version of the latest Civil Service World magazine

Read Now