Former Home Office perm sec Rutnam settles constructive dismissal case
04 Mar HR

Former Home Office perm sec Rutnam settles constructive dismissal case

Priti Patel spared employment tribunal appearance as ex-official reaches “six figure settlement” over departure from government
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Kwarteng scraps Industrial Strategy Council and hints at BEIS rebrand
05 Mar Civil Service Reform
Kwarteng scraps Industrial Strategy Council and hints at BEIS rebrand
Former Government Legal Department head Jonathan Jones joins top law firm
05 Mar HR
Former Government Legal Department head Jonathan Jones joins top law firm
‘More important than ever that stats are credible’: RSS invites entries for awards
04 Mar Statistics
‘More important than ever that stats are credible’: RSS invites entries for awards
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Budget 2021: Pay freeze anger as figures show rising cost to civil servants
04 Mar Finance
Budget 2021: Pay freeze anger as figures show rising cost to civil servants
IFS warns non-protected departments face new financial squeeze while Labour claims £30bn has been “cut” from NHS budget
Budget 2021: Sunak sets out £280m investment in HMRC
03 Mar Digital, Data & Technology
Budget 2021: Sunak sets out £280m investment in HMRC
Cash will cover 1,265-strong task force to combat Covid-19 support-scheme fraud and IT upgrades to boost tax revenue
Budget 2021: Sunak ups Covid support but warns of need to 'rebuild fiscal resilience'
03 Mar Coronavirus
Budget 2021: Sunak ups Covid support but warns of need to 'rebuild fiscal resilience'
OBR warns departments could face "increasingly tight budgets" as chancellor pledges to rebuild "fiscal resilience”
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Opinion: DWP should ditch language of welfare and embrace social security
02 Mar Economy
Opinion: DWP should ditch language of welfare and embrace social security
Coronavirus has revealed the extent to which the country relies on the Department for Work and Pensions. Government should harness this to create a system that meets the challenges from a post-pandemic economy
OUTstanding work: Tom Ketteley on diversity in the civil service and the importance of LGBT+ role models
25 Feb HR
OUTstanding work: Tom Ketteley on diversity in the civil service and the importance of LGBT+ role models
Tom Ketteley is an assistant director at UK Visas and Immigration who was named in the OUTstanding top 100 LGBT+ future leaders for 2020. He tells CSW about mentoring, diversity in the civil service and why public role models are important
‘Zeroing in on the art of the possible’: inside the government’s innovation engine
23 Feb Civil Service Reform
‘Zeroing in on the art of the possible’: inside the government’s innovation engine
A Home Office unit focused on innovative ways to solve problems is attracting a lot of attention across government. Richard Johnstone took a look inside the Accelerated Capability Environment to find out more
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Building Regulations & Fire Safety: The Role & Scope of the New Regulator
16 Mar 2021
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Building Regulations & Fire Safety: The Role & Scope of the New Regulator
BAME into Leadership Virtual Event
24 Mar 2021
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BAME into Leadership Virtual Event
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30 Mar 2021
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Who is the modern civil servant?
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February 2021 CSW digital issue available to read
22 Feb
February 2021 CSW digital issue available to read
Exclusive interviews with Cat Little, a look inside government’s innovation engine, and lessons from Singapore
Dominic Cummings ‘expected’ friends’ firm to get Cabinet Office contract
16 Feb Commercial
Dominic Cummings ‘expected’ friends’ firm to get Cabinet Office contract
High Court hears latest challenge to government’s emergency procurement moves
Closing argument: ex-legal chief Jonathan Jones on Brexit, Covid and leaving government
21 Jan Brexit
Closing argument: ex-legal chief Jonathan Jones on Brexit, Covid and leaving government
Jonathan Jones’s three-decade civil service career came to an abrupt end in September when he quit over controversial elements of the internal market bill. The government’s former top lawyer tells Beckie Smith about his departure, cocktail recipes, and the legal side of the Covid crisis
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Dstl: The science inside UK defence and security
23 Feb Operational Delivery
Dstl: The science inside UK defence and security
PA Consulting outlines their work with the UK's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), designing new quantum technology to keep the nation safer
What procurement trends will shape the public sector in 2021?
18 Feb Commercial
What procurement trends will shape the public sector in 2021?
Rob Woodstock, chief commercial officer at HMRC, spoke with Proxima to outline three trends he foresees shaping the procurement landscape in 2021
Argenti: Helping vulnerable people stay independent during the COVID-19 outbreak
16 Feb Operational Delivery
Argenti: Helping vulnerable people stay independent during the COVID-19 outbreak
During the pandemic, technology that helps elderly and vulnerable people live independently has been even more valuable. PA Consulting explains their role
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