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How effectively is government coordinating efforts to get more people into work through healthcare reform?
01 Jul Health & Social Care

How effectively is government coordinating efforts to get more people into work through healthcare reform?

Government is banking on the success of its health mission to stem the tide of health-related benefit claims. But is the approach joined up enough to have an impact?
by Susan Allott
'A truly co-designed, collaborative effort': How the Evaluation Task Force shook up its annual conference
26 Jun
'A truly co-designed, collaborative effort': How the Evaluation Task Force shook up its annual conference
Spending Review 2025: Tight times ahead, but no return to austerity
12 Jun Civil Service Reform
Spending Review 2025: Tight times ahead, but no return to austerity
Which tasks do public servants spend too long on? And how can AI help?
10 Jun Digital, Data & Technology
Which tasks do public servants spend too long on? And how can AI help?
Perm Sec Round-Up: Ursula Brennan, 2010
10 Dec 2010
Perm Sec Round-Up: Ursula Brennan, 2010

Permanent secretary, Ministry of Defence


Perm Sec Round-Up: David Bell, 2010
10 Dec 2010
Perm Sec Round-Up: David Bell, 2010

Permanent secretary, Department for Education


Perm Sec Round-Up: Sir Gus O’Donnell, 2010
10 Dec 2010
Perm Sec Round-Up: Sir Gus O’Donnell, 2010

Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Home Civil Service, Cabinet Office


Man vs Machine
06 Dec 2010
Man vs Machine

As the National Security Strategy recognised, cyber attacks represent a real danger to the UK. Suzannah Brecknell learns that civil servants should respond with security-conscious policy work and old-fashioned diligence.


Perm Sec Round-Up: Dame Lesley Strathie
05 Dec 2010
Perm Sec Round-Up: Dame Lesley Strathie

Chief executive and permanent secretary, HM Revenue & Customs


05 Dec 2010 Leadership
Permanent secretaries' round-up 2010: CSW analysis

Permanent secretaries are clear about the task ahead, says Matt Ross: supporting and empowering their staff.


01 Dec 2010
Frontline: Allied health professional

An ‘allied health professional’ explains what the title means, and why giving power to the frontline brings risks as well as rewards


Interview: Bruce Robinson
01 Dec 2010
Interview: Bruce Robinson

The civil service in Northern Ireland has done much to build stability and political alliances, working with tensions and risks far greater than those in other parts of the UK. Its head Bruce Robinson talks to Joshua Chambers.


Interview: Malcolm Rifkind
01 Dec 2010 Foreign Affairs
Interview: Malcolm Rifkind

The Intelligence and Security Committee has helped to foster the intelligence agencies' arrival on the public stage. Now, its new chairman Malcolm Rifkind tells Matt Ross, his committee should be handed control of the spotlights.


Brave New World
29 Nov 2010
Brave New World

The coalition has ambitious plans for IT-based services, and wants to move from paper and counter-based services towards web-based delivery. Joshua Chambers explains how civil servants can stay ahead of the game.


Interview: Dr Martin Read
26 Nov 2010
Interview: Dr Martin Read

Leading businessman Martin Read advised Labour on efficiency before joining the board of the Efficiency and Reform Group. He explains to Matt Ross the thinking of the ERG – and what happens next.


The quiet revolutionary
17 Nov 2010 Justice & Home Affairs
The quiet revolutionary

It’s Jonathan Slater’s job to transform the justice system. He tells Suzannah Brecknell about the unprecedented approach he’s taking to encouraging preventative interventions, payment by results and voluntary sector delivery.



 


17 Nov 2010 Economy
Frontline: Business improvement officer

A local authority employee shares his thoughts on finding savings and driving innovation


Interview: Stephen Speed
17 Nov 2010 Economy
Interview: Stephen Speed

The Insolvency Service minimises the harm caused by bankruptcy and company failures. But its chief executive Stephen Speed tells Matt Ross that, thanks to the credit crunch, the service now has its own financial problems.


No country for old men?
10 Nov 2010
No country for old men?

Adult social care faces huge problems as spiralling demand meets constrained finances. Joshua Chambers investigates possible solutions, and examines how they fit with the government’s desire for localis


Special report: The hard road ahead
03 Nov 2010 Commercial
Special report: The hard road ahead

Civil service budgets will be a third smaller by 2014-15. Matt Ross, Suzannah Brecknell and Joshua Chambers examine how the government hopes to ensure that the cuts produce reforms, not just retrenchment.


Special report: The Treasury’s numbers – and the departments’ reactions
03 Nov 2010 Commercial
Special report: The Treasury’s numbers – and the departments’ reactions

Ben Willis examines how the administration budget cuts build on previous efficiency drives – and names the departments forging ahead with savings.


Who shares wins
03 Nov 2010
Who shares wins

Government property is set to be squeezed. But Joshua Chambers finds that tough times may catalyse greater sharing of property across the public sector, producing benefits for services as well as cost savings.


03 Nov 2010 Health & Social Care
Frontline: Residential care worker

This week’s interviewee works for a charity providing social care for people leaving psychiatric hospitals


Relocation, re-examined
02 Nov 2010
Relocation, re-examined

Six years after the relocation agenda was launched, more than 20,000 civil servants have left the Greater South-East for the North or West. Giles Barrie discovers that their colleagues are unlikely to follow them any time soon.


Building the Big Society
27 Oct 2010
Building the Big Society

The voluntary and community sector lies at the centre of the coalition’s plans to promote the Big Society, but the cuts are hitting it hard. Suzannah Brecknell examines how civil servants can work better with the VCS.


Interview: Douglas Carswell
26 Oct 2010
Interview: Douglas Carswell

Backbench MP Douglas Carswell played a key role in shaping the localist agenda. He tells Joshua Chambers why the Tory party must combat its own centralising tendencies – and why he enjoys coalition with the Lib Dems.


21 Oct 2010 Education
Frontline: Academy teacher

A teacher reflects on how turning a school into one of New Labour’s academies affects the quality of the teaching, the management – and the logos


The end of tiffs over TIF?
13 Oct 2010
The end of tiffs over TIF?

Tax Increment Financing – like other forms of hypothecated taxation – has long horrified the Treasury. But Stuart Watson finds attitudes changing, in the Exchequer as well as at Westminster and Holyrood.


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