The centenary of women’s suffrage is a good opportunity to start making sure government is held to account to properly measure the impact of decisions on woman
Challenging gender discrimination must be part of a wider drive to build a culture that supports all types of diversity
Cabinet secretaries hold the fort in times of crisis and have seen splits over Europe come and go. Here’s why one of them thinks Brexit will be a civil service renaissance
As the pay cap is being lifted for other parts of the public sector, SCS pay reform needs ambition and commitment, not aspirational blather
Brexit is creating a mammoth task for government. The new Brexit|Org|Gov Project is attempting to understand and track what needs to be done across the public sector ahead of leaving the EU
Describing GDS as "well-meaning but increasingly peripheral", departments are starting to take back digital responsibilities. This is a mistake
Comments by the prominent Brexiteer accusing Treasury officials of manipulating forecasts on the impact of leaving the EU reveal a man utterly unsuited to high office, says the former Department for Work and Pensions perm sec
Tola Ayoola explains how a new scheme is harnessing a civil service tradition to support talent from all parts of the service
A tale of integrity and talent triumphing in the corridors of power warms Sue Cameron’s heart
These three resolutions will help civil servants prepare for the challenges and political uncertainty of 2018
The lack of clarity on the future working rights for civil servants from EU countries will not be resolved by good intentions, says Prospect’s Sue Ferns. Action is needed now
The coalition government beefed up the role of departmental non-executives, and have encouraged talented people into the posts. But many gave found the roles frustrating and there is room to strengthen their contribution