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The Spending Review will leave officials fearing for their future – and possibly even heading for the door
16 Jun Civil Service Reform

The Spending Review will leave officials fearing for their future – and possibly even heading for the door

SR25 leaves civil servants uncertain about whether they will lose their job and what their organisation will look like once efficiencies are made
by Dave Penman
The real test of the industrial strategy? Whole-of-government delivery
02 Jul Economics
The real test of the industrial strategy? Whole-of-government delivery
Vision and trust: Why open government is critical to achieving ministers' missions
30 Jun Civil Service Reform
Vision and trust: Why open government is critical to achieving ministers' missions
Beyond deliverology: How to achieve Starmer’s missions
30 Jun Civil Service Reform
Beyond deliverology: How to achieve Starmer’s missions
Catherine Haddon: Pre-election policy pains
04 May 2017 Government Tax Profession
Catherine Haddon: Pre-election policy pains

Whitehall can still face tricky decisions during an election and the purdah period can create problems – as demonstrated by the High Court battle over air quality guidelines


What happens to the civil servants who survive staff cuts?
28 Apr 2017 Government Tax Profession
What happens to the civil servants who survive staff cuts?

Governments across the world have been reducing the size of their civil service. What impact does this have on the employees who remain?


General election 2017: manifestos and the trouble with a snap vote
24 Apr 2017 Government Tax Profession
General election 2017: manifestos and the trouble with a snap vote

Faced with an unexpected election, political parties will be scrambling to write manifestos – and civil servants will be working to analyse them. Steve O’Neil sets out what to look for


Dave Penman on life and taxes
24 Apr 2017 Culture
Dave Penman on life and taxes

Momentous life events remind us why the last thing we need is politicians playing fast and loose with our public services


Garry Graham: Latest Treasury civil service pay guidance is not fit for purpose
24 Apr 2017 Government Tax Profession
Garry Graham: Latest Treasury civil service pay guidance is not fit for purpose

New pay guidance for the civil service shows why the government must adopt a more sophisticated approach to pay and reward


What legislation might survive the snap election?
19 Apr 2017 Finance
What legislation might survive the snap election?

Confirmation of a snap general election leaves major bills and policies in jeopardy


Pubs, floods and schools: One civil servant’s experience shadowing an MP
19 Apr 2017 Civil Service Reform
Pubs, floods and schools: One civil servant’s experience shadowing an MP

Insolvency Service investigator Claire Entwistle recounts the impressions and insights she picked up while shadowing Louise Haigh MP


Brexit: learning the lessons from the EU referendum
18 Apr 2017 Brexit
Brexit: learning the lessons from the EU referendum

The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee’s report on the lessons from the EU referendum raises a number of important issues that deserve further attention.


Submissions of authority: Does key civil service decision-making process work?
10 Apr 2017 Government Tax Profession
Submissions of authority: Does key civil service decision-making process work?

Submissions to ministers are integral to how government works, but the system may not lead to the best decisions


Sue Cameron: Learning the lessons from Whitehall history
06 Apr 2017
Sue Cameron: Learning the lessons from Whitehall history

 Attempts to boost officials’ understanding of history are laudable, but will they work?


Opinion: Speeding up Whitehall’s digital dashboard
04 Apr 2017
Opinion: Speeding up Whitehall’s digital dashboard

There are many gains from big data that could be had by government. As much as it can help Whitehall spot new patterns and anomalies, it will also help improve day to management


Reality bites: How will the European Union react to Article 50 trigger
03 Apr 2017 Brexit
Reality bites: How will the European Union react to Article 50 trigger

Now that the government has begun the Article 50 process, the Brexit honeymoon period will be over for Theresa May. Securing a deal which pleases everyone – or indeed anyone – will be virtually impossible


Northern Ireland: civil servants step into the void amid uncertainty over devolution
31 Mar 2017 Government Tax Profession
Northern Ireland: civil servants step into the void amid uncertainty over devolution

The legal deadline for forming a new Northern Ireland Executive passed without agreement between the parties. This could have important political and legal consequences – and is uncomfortable for civil servants in the province


“Fairness and simplicity tend to be at odds” – reflections from the outgoing head of the Office of Tax Simplification
29 Mar 2017 Civil Service Reform
“Fairness and simplicity tend to be at odds” – reflections from the outgoing head of the Office of Tax Simplification

After six years at the helm of this tiny Whitehall team, John Whiting is standing down. Here he shares his experiences of trying to simplify Britain’s fiendish tax system – and what he’s learnt in the process


Devolution: Has Whitehall really moved closer to town halls?
28 Mar 2017 Civil Service Reform
Devolution: Has Whitehall really moved closer to town halls?

In making bids for more powers, many councils have moved outside their comfort zone to craft plans that improve local services. Can the same be said of central government?


Garry Graham: Running down the civil service is no way to run Brexit
28 Mar 2017 Brexit
Garry Graham: Running down the civil service is no way to run Brexit

Prospect union's deputy general secretary Garry Graham warns the UK will enter negotiations with "one hand tied behind its back" unless it addresses concerns over civil service capacity and workloads 


Transforming government procurement with a click
27 Mar 2017 Commercial
Transforming government procurement with a click

The Crown Marketplace will allow departments to buy a host of goods and services online, streamlining the way that purchases are made


Northern Ireland: what happens now after power-sharing talks fail
27 Mar 2017 Brexit
Northern Ireland: what happens now after power-sharing talks fail

The political parties in Northern Ireland have failed to reach an agreement to form a new power-sharing Executive following the elections this month. The consequences could include the re-introduction of direct rule from Westminster


Social care funding: a crisis deferred?
23 Mar 2017 Government Tax Profession
Social care funding: a crisis deferred?

Expanding a government policy that allows people to use the value of their home to pay for social care without having to sell the property could unlock money at a time of growing demand


How to manage workplace grievances in Whitehall
22 Mar 2017 HR
How to manage workplace grievances in Whitehall

Industrial tribunals are set to become more high profile this year, which could represent a reputational risk to departments, but there are a number of steps managers can take


Cracking the code: getting the relationship between departments and arm’s-length bodies right
16 Mar 2017
Cracking the code: getting the relationship between departments and arm’s-length bodies right

Research by the Public Chairs’ Forum (PCF), Association of Chief Executives (ACE) and Institute for Government (IfG) is to review the impact of the Code of Good Practice for partnerships between departments and arm’s-length bodies (ALBs).


It's time to get spending reviews out into the open
14 Mar 2017 Economics
It's time to get spending reviews out into the open

The latest round of efficiency savings demanded by the Treasury will set civil servants off on a merry dance. Given the official hours devoted to such reviews, is it time for rethink?


Leigh Lewis: We need a better early warning system to flag up short-sighted spending cuts
10 Mar 2017 Economics
Leigh Lewis: We need a better early warning system to flag up short-sighted spending cuts

We shouldn't have to wait until the wheels fall off to find that cuts to services have gone way beyond any sustainable level, argues the former DWP permanent secretary


Why civil service leaders need to take workplace stress seriously
09 Mar 2017 Government Tax Profession
Why civil service leaders need to take workplace stress seriously

Departmental chiefs must work to create an environment that’s good for body and mind


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