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Ministerial reshuffles and the centre of government: What should civil servants expect now?
12 Sep Civil Service Reform

Ministerial reshuffles and the centre of government: What should civil servants expect now?

What’s changed? What does it mean for the centre of government? And how should civil servants and ministers adapt?
by Patrick Diamond and Vijay K. Luthra
Why I feel privileged to judge the Ethnic Minorities into Leadership Awards
17 Sep HR
Why I feel privileged to judge the Ethnic Minorities into Leadership Awards
If delivery is the government's focus, stability is one of the best ways to deliver it
09 Sep Operational Delivery
If delivery is the government's focus, stability is one of the best ways to deliver it
Home Responsibilities Protection – how a lack of trust and fear of scams can undermine government’s intentions
09 Sep
Home Responsibilities Protection – how a lack of trust and fear of scams can undermine government’s intentions
A private sector hitchhiker’s guide to the civil service
01 Dec 2017 Civil Service Reform
A private sector hitchhiker’s guide to the civil service

As she leaves government to return to the private sector, Sherin Aminossehe shares her lessons from working in Whitehall – from the ministers to the acronyms


Opinion: How to maintain healthy public bodies
30 Nov 2017 Civil Service Reform
Opinion: How to maintain healthy public bodies

From weather forecasting to healthcare inspection, public bodies play a crucial role in maintaining public services. Lesley Ann Nash, the director for public bodies reform at the Cabinet Office, explains what government is doing to keep them fit for purpose


Sir Jeremy will see you now: time for a Whitehall version of The Apprentice
27 Nov 2017 Government Tax Profession
Sir Jeremy will see you now: time for a Whitehall version of The Apprentice

Behind the chaos, The Apprentice offers lessons for civil servants that a government version of the show could bring to Whitehall


‘A demonstration of the aesthetics of public policy’: Sir Peter Housden on how the Scottish Government introduced a minimum price for alcohol
24 Nov 2017 Government Tax Profession
‘A demonstration of the aesthetics of public policy’: Sir Peter Housden on how the Scottish Government introduced a minimum price for alcohol

A court ruling this month means a Scottish Government plan to introduce a minimum price for alcohol will finally go ahead. Its introduction is a nothing short of a thing of beauty in policymaking


Hammond's Budget pours more fuel on the house price fire
23 Nov 2017 Economy
Hammond's Budget pours more fuel on the house price fire

The plans announced in the 2017 Budget may help to tackle Britain’s housing shortage in the long term. But in the short term, the extension of Help to Buy and the abolition of stamp duty for first-time buyers is good politics but poor policy.


Garry Graham: Budget pay betrayal for civil servants
22 Nov 2017 Finance
Garry Graham: Budget pay betrayal for civil servants

Philip Hammond’s decision to not set out plans to lift the pay cap for civil servants has placed the government on a collision course with its own staff


Opinion: Devolution agenda shows signs of life in Budget speech
22 Nov 2017 Civil Service Reform
Opinion: Devolution agenda shows signs of life in Budget speech

New commitments to move powers out of Westminster were the bright spots in a Budget speech that didn’t address some of the key challenges faced at the frontline of much public service delivery


Colin Talbot: Where to look to get real Budget picture
22 Nov 2017
Colin Talbot: Where to look to get real Budget picture

Amid the theatre of the House of Commons, much Budget detail is hidden away in the Red Book, reveals the bigger picture for the public sector


Not-so-magic money tree: the chancellor must break the cycle of reactive public spending
22 Nov 2017 Digital, Data & Technology
Not-so-magic money tree: the chancellor must break the cycle of reactive public spending

The cycle of bailing out struggling services will only be solved with an injection of data 


Diversity strategy: 'The civil service is finally listening to BAME voices'
20 Nov 2017 Civil Service Reform
Diversity strategy: 'The civil service is finally listening to BAME voices'

Rob Neil, chair of Civil Service Race Forum, argues this strategy moves beyond a tick box approach to diversity and calls for a radical culture shift across government


Hetan Shah: why the election showed purdah rules need to be reformed
17 Nov 2017 Government Tax Profession
Hetan Shah: why the election showed purdah rules need to be reformed

When even reports on albatross observation are being suppressed, it’s clear that existing purdah regulations must change


Dave Penman: Don’t blame civil servants if Brexit talks collapse
15 Nov 2017 Brexit
Dave Penman: Don’t blame civil servants if Brexit talks collapse

If the UK’s negotiations to leave the European Union are at risk of bombing, it is down to the political uncertainty, not officials working in difficult circumstances


Why civil servants should become experts in empathy
14 Nov 2017 Civil Service Reform
Why civil servants should become experts in empathy

I believe empathy should be considered a core civil service skill. These three steps will help make that happen


Get to know… the networks for civil service staff with hearing and visual disabilities
10 Nov 2017 Culture
Get to know… the networks for civil service staff with hearing and visual disabilities

Setting up four networks for the Ministry of Defence and wider civil service was a mammoth task, but a tremendous opportunity to promote hearing and visual disability 


Let civil servants do their job: the Brexit impact studies should not be published
06 Nov 2017 Brexit
Let civil servants do their job: the Brexit impact studies should not be published

If government has to give a running commentary on the Brexit talks, then the negotiations will suffer. Sometimes secrecy can be in the national interest


How the civil service should deal with sexual harassment allegations
06 Nov 2017 Culture
How the civil service should deal with sexual harassment allegations

As claims and revelations engulf the worlds of politics and entertainment, Whitehall must make sure its procedures are up to scratch

Scandal-hit Westminster can learn from the history of women in Whitehall
03 Nov 2017 Civil Service Reform
Scandal-hit Westminster can learn from the history of women in Whitehall

The way harassment is dealt with in Whitehall has changed significantly in the last 30 years – particularly the culture that said you just had to put up with it


Get to know… Civil Service START, the network for new civil servants
03 Nov 2017 Government Tax Profession
Get to know… Civil Service START, the network for new civil servants

Civil Service START is a new cross-Government network for civil servants in the first five years of their careers. Run by and for new starters, the network aims to help new colleagues connect with peers and discover the wide range of work that goes on across the civil service.


Book review: Myths of Management – what people get wrong about being the boss
26 Oct 2017 HR
Book review: Myths of Management – what people get wrong about being the boss

A new book examines the myths about management in a way that could help many aspiring or experienced managers


Opinion: the civil service needs to think about more than pay to attract the next generation
25 Oct 2017 Economics
Opinion: the civil service needs to think about more than pay to attract the next generation

Government will need to think about more than salary and pension offers for the workers of the future if it is to remain an employer of choice


Top tips from civil service chief John Manzoni and others on how public bodies can prepare for Brexit
23 Oct 2017 Brexit
Top tips from civil service chief John Manzoni and others on how public bodies can prepare for Brexit

Many public bodies are concerned about the impact Brexit could have on them, with possible funding changes, staffing issues and uncertainty over future standards. Susanna Smith of the Public Chairs’ Forum explains what they can do to reduce the risk.


Book review: Between Debt and the Devil and What We Owe - shining a light on life as we owe it
20 Oct 2017 Economics
Book review: Between Debt and the Devil and What We Owe - shining a light on life as we owe it

Geoffrey Lyons reviews two books on debt by men who had key roles following the financial crisis


Opinion: The civil service is in crisis. This must not go to waste
17 Oct 2017 Brexit
Opinion: The civil service is in crisis. This must not go to waste

It is time for government to acknowledge why the desired outcomes for public services are not being delivered. But this will require challenging Whitehall’s survivors


Civil Service Compensation Scheme: let’s get it right this time
12 Oct 2017 Government Tax Profession
Civil Service Compensation Scheme: let’s get it right this time

The PCS won a victory in getting the latest changes to civil service redundancy payments ruled unlawful. The government can’t ignore the views of unions again


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