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Opinion: There is evidence of workplace bias in the civil service – we need some way of addressing that
16 Dec 2020 HR

Opinion: There is evidence of workplace bias in the civil service – we need some way of addressing that

If the government is determined to eliminate discrimination in the workplace, then it’s time we saw the evidence, says Prospect’s Garry Graham
by Garry Graham
Dave Penman: There’s huge demand from civil servants for greater flexible working. Departments should help make it happen
12 Jan HR
Dave Penman: There’s huge demand from civil servants for greater flexible working. Departments should help make it happen
Less ‘just in time’, more ‘just in case’: How government can be a better customer when the next crisis hits
16 Dec 2020 Commercial
Less ‘just in time’, more ‘just in case’: How government can be a better customer when the next crisis hits
Opinion: Civil service relocations should not be driven by “levelling up”
30 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
Opinion: Civil service relocations should not be driven by “levelling up”
Sofa government: What it’s like to WFH (Whitehall from home) in our time of coronavirus
15 Apr 2020 Digital, Data & Technology
Sofa government: What it’s like to WFH (Whitehall from home) in our time of coronavirus

A civil servant offers some homespun wisdom on the highs and lows of remote working during a pandemic – and discovers it is anything but pants



 


They stood up to be counted, now let's stand up to clap for them: Leigh Lewis on the extraordinary work of civil servants tackling coronavirus
06 Apr 2020 Economy
They stood up to be counted, now let's stand up to clap for them: Leigh Lewis on the extraordinary work of civil servants tackling coronavirus

"All over government, people are being asked to deliver the totally impossible at unimaginable speed."


Dave Penman: Cometh the hour, cometh the PM?
03 Apr 2020 Government Tax Profession
Dave Penman: Cometh the hour, cometh the PM?

Only the prime minister can address the growing fracture in the relationship between ministers and officials. But will he?


‘I will be clapping for civil servants tonight too’: Garry Graham on the vital work of officials
02 Apr 2020 Government Tax Profession
‘I will be clapping for civil servants tonight too’: Garry Graham on the vital work of officials

NHS staff deserve our support on the frontline of the battle against coronavirus, but they are supported by an unseen army of dedicated people. Let’s think of them tonight too, says Prospect’s Garry Graham


Pointing the way to the future: how technology will change defence
02 Apr 2020 Commercial
Pointing the way to the future: how technology will change defence

As part of Civil Service World’s Digital Transformation special edition, we asked sector experts to share their insight on how a broad range of near-term advances in technology will transform the way public services are delivered.


Pointing the way to the future: how technology will change tax and benefits
01 Apr 2020 Civil Service Reform
Pointing the way to the future: how technology will change tax and benefits

As part of Civil Service World’s Digital Transformation special edition, we asked sector experts to share their insight on how a broad range of near-term advances in technology will transform the way public services are delivered.


Pointing the way to the future: how technology will change transport
31 Mar 2020 Digital, Data & Technology
Pointing the way to the future: how technology will change transport

As part of Civil Service World’s Digital Transformation special edition, we asked sector experts to share their insight on how a broad range of near-term advances in technology will transform the way public services are delivered.


Pointing the way to the future: how technology is going to change justice
30 Mar 2020 Digital, Data & Technology
Pointing the way to the future: how technology is going to change justice

As part of CSW’s Digital Transformation special edition, we asked sector experts to share their insight on how a broad range of near-term advances in technology will transform the way public services are delivered, and we will be sharing their thoughts all this week. In this first entry, Tom Read the chief digital and information officer at the Ministry of Justice, looks at the opportunities in the sector


Andrew Greenway: How GDS conquered the world
26 Mar 2020 Civil Service Reform
Andrew Greenway: How GDS conquered the world

The UK government blazed a trail on digital innovation, but others are catching up fast and it would be all too easy to squander the advantage of earlier work


'Majority government seems likely to be back with a vengeance': what to look for in post-Brexit legislation
24 Mar 2020 Brexit
'Majority government seems likely to be back with a vengeance': what to look for in post-Brexit legislation

"There is still a lot more Brexit legislation to come – and in substance, at least, it could prove controversial"


Opinion: Forecasting the fallout from the Patel-Rutnam row
18 Mar 2020 Government Tax Profession
Opinion: Forecasting the fallout from the Patel-Rutnam row

The Rutnam resignation has exposed underlying tensions between ministers and civil servants, says Institute for Government programme director Alex Thomas


From tracking the early spread of coronavirus to superfast readings of the economy: how the ONS is making its numbers count
17 Mar 2020 Government Tax Profession
From tracking the early spread of coronavirus to superfast readings of the economy: how the ONS is making its numbers count

Better data is transforming official statistics and there is huge potential for it to help resolve large and pressing issues facing society, says the national statistician


Opinion: Coronavirus may yet reveal the limits of science’s impact on government decisions
15 Mar 2020 Government Tax Profession
Opinion: Coronavirus may yet reveal the limits of science’s impact on government decisions

The government’s Covid-19 response has been driven by expert advice, in a way that isn’t always clear in public policy. Can it stay that way throughout the crisis?


Dave Penman: What does the government’s northern focus mean for civil servants?
24 Feb 2020 Brexit
Dave Penman: What does the government’s northern focus mean for civil servants?

The Conservative Party’s newfound interest in the north of England could be a game-changer for civil servants. Or it might just be a passing fad


Brexit: Is the relationship between UK and devolved governments irreparably damaged?
19 Feb 2020
Brexit: Is the relationship between UK and devolved governments irreparably damaged?

The UK government has kept the devolved administrations at arm’s length during the Brexit process. That makes for fraught relationships


Jill Rutter: Boris Johnson might insist that Brexit is done, but there’s much left in the civil service’s EU exit in-tray
14 Feb 2020 Brexit
Jill Rutter: Boris Johnson might insist that Brexit is done, but there’s much left in the civil service’s EU exit in-tray

The UK’s formal exit from the European Union has seen the government try to move the country’s focus from Brexit. But civil servants will have no such luxury


Lord Evans: AI can be game-changing for public services – but reassurance needed on how it will be used
10 Feb 2020 Digital, Data & Technology
Lord Evans: AI can be game-changing for public services – but reassurance needed on how it will be used

The UK’s regulatory framework for AI in the public sector is "still a work in progress", the Committee on Standards in Public Life chair says


Do you remember DIUS? Leigh Lewis on the perils of government reorganisation
06 Feb 2020 Civil Service Reform
Do you remember DIUS? Leigh Lewis on the perils of government reorganisation

A new government wishing to make an impact quickly should think twice before starting any machinery of government changes, says the former perm sec


Catherine Haddon: The battle for Johnson’s ear
04 Feb 2020 Civil Service Reform
Catherine Haddon: The battle for Johnson’s ear

The PM’s top adviser says making government work better looks messy. But others will wonder if conflicting messages betray a power struggle


The year ahead: ‘You can’t fix one part of the criminal justice system in isolation’
31 Jan 2020 Government Tax Profession
The year ahead: ‘You can’t fix one part of the criminal justice system in isolation’

In our January issue, CSW asks experts to give their thoughts on the new government’s policy priorities. In this final entry, former HM chief inspector of prisons and Parole Board chair Nick Hardwick considers what the 2020 holds for the criminal justice system


The year ahead: ‘The social care system needs to be replaced with something fairer’
30 Jan 2020 Health & Social Care
The year ahead: ‘The social care system needs to be replaced with something fairer’

In our January issue, CSW asks experts to give their thoughts on the new government’s policy priorities. In this entry, Camille Oung of the Nuffield Trust considers whether the government’s majority will lead to action on social care


The year ahead: ‘2020 is an acid test of government’s climate credibility. What lies ahead cannot be delivered by any single department’
29 Jan 2020 Energy & Environment
The year ahead: ‘2020 is an acid test of government’s climate credibility. What lies ahead cannot be delivered by any single department’

In our January issue, CSW asks experts to give their thoughts on the new government’s policy priorities. In this entry, Committee on Climate Change chief executive Chris Stark sets out what the government needs to do to in 2020 to reduce the risks of climate impacts


The year ahead: ‘Even if Cummings succeeds, he will fail to reform the civil service’
28 Jan 2020 Civil Service Reform
The year ahead: ‘Even if Cummings succeeds, he will fail to reform the civil service’

In our January issue, CSW asks experts to give their thoughts on the new government’s policy priorities. In this entry, Richard Harries considers if the government’s reforms will overcome the barriers to change in Whitehall


The year ahead: ‘Global Britain requires global capabilities. The defence review must be clear what this means’
27 Jan 2020 Security & Defence
The year ahead: ‘Global Britain requires global capabilities. The defence review must be clear what this means’

In our January issue, CSW asks experts to give their thoughts on the new government’s policy priorities. In this entry, Dr Joe Devanny sets out the context of the forthcoming defence review



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