Civil service reformer Michael Gove named housing secretary in PM's reshuffle
16 Sep Civil Service Reform

Civil service reformer Michael Gove named housing secretary in PM's reshuffle

Moves also include Dominic Raab moving from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to the Ministry of Justice
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Shawcross pledges to be ‘champion of diversity’ as appointments commissioner
16 Sep HR
Shawcross pledges to be ‘champion of diversity’ as appointments commissioner
'Justice is beyond price': sacked justice secretary tells PM to invest in legal system after 'years of underfunding'
16 Sep Justice & Home Affairs
'Justice is beyond price': sacked justice secretary tells PM to invest in legal system after 'years of underfunding'
Cummings rapped by sleaze watchdog over secretive consulting gig
16 Sep HR
Cummings rapped by sleaze watchdog over secretive consulting gig
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Departments to get compensation for social care levy, but contract costs could rise
15 Sep Finance
Departments to get compensation for social care levy, but contract costs could rise
Public bodies with directly employed staff will be compensated from a £2bn pot for the 1.25% NICS rise
DfE rebuffs call for systematic review of Covid response
15 Sep Coronavirus
DfE rebuffs call for systematic review of Covid response
Department is focusing on ongoing improvements and government-wide public inquiry, perm sec Susan Acland-Hood says
Home Office comms director becomes first GCS chief exec
15 Sep Communications
Home Office comms director becomes first GCS chief exec
Simon Baugh pledges reform “will deliver more joined-up communications, and provide value for taxpayers”
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Andy Cowper: So, are social care and the NHS now sorted?
15 Sep Health & Social Care
Andy Cowper: So, are social care and the NHS now sorted?
The government’s tax hike for health and social care will provide extra funding, but does it go far enough?
Opinion: As the government considers its approach to regulation, here’s how it could improve scrutiny
13 Sep Policy
Opinion: As the government considers its approach to regulation, here’s how it could improve scrutiny
Regulatory Policy Committee chair Stephen Gibson shares his thoughts as the government consults on reforming the Better Regulation Framework 
Mixed messaging: Lee Cain's proposals to reform government communications need more clarity
07 Sep Communications
Mixed messaging: Lee Cain's proposals to reform government communications need more clarity
Kay Hender, head of communications at the FDA union, argues that Lee Cain has identified some of the challenges faced by the Government Communications Service, but his proposed solutions are contradictory and could make things worse
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Building back better – A new lens on (social) value in public sector procurement
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Active Intelligence: The Next Era in Business Intelligence
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Who is the modern civil servant?
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Read the summer double issue of CSW
02 Aug Civil Service Reform
Read the summer double issue of CSW
All you need to know about the Declaration on Government Reform, an exclusive interview with the Department for Education perm sec, and much more
Read the June 2021 edition of Civil Service World
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Read the June 2021 edition of Civil Service World
Alex Chisholm sets out civil service reform plans in exclusive interview
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18 May
Read the May 2021 edition of Civil Service World
Inside: an interview with Sherin Aminossehe, the Ministry of Defence’s director of infrastructure, a look at digital transformation in the MoD, and reflections on the Whitehall legacy of departing NHS England chief Sir Simon Stevens
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Making the leap to incentivised supply chain performance in defence
Defence organisations struggling with supply chain performance should look to outcome based, incentivised strategies, say PA Consulting
Are you ready for the future of work? Sponsored
06 Sep Operational Delivery
Are you ready for the future of work?
PA Consulting outline some of the workforce trends that have the potential to enact massive repercussions on the jobs we do, how we’re employed and the skills we develop
Procurement in an inflationary market: Public sector professionals must lead the charge Sponsored
27 Aug Commercial
Procurement in an inflationary market: Public sector professionals must lead the charge
Simon Payne, Client Director at Proxima, discusses the challenges that inflation presents to procurement professionals in the public sector and how they can act
Setting up projects for success: Insights into project initiation in defence Sponsored
23 Aug Operational Delivery
Setting up projects for success: Insights into project initiation in defence
PA expand on lessons learned from collaborating with the MOD and the IPA to embed learning across government, including through the production and launch of the new Project Initiation: Lessons Learned Report
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