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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?
'The best thing was being treated like an adult from day one': what it's like to join the care leavers internship programme
08 Oct 2020
'The best thing was being treated like an adult from day one': what it's like to join the care leavers internship programme
Danielle June shares her reflections on the Care Leavers Internship as applications open for 2020.
Opinion: The UK’s post-Brexit role in the world should be digital
06 Oct 2020 Brexit
Opinion: The UK’s post-Brexit role in the world should be digital
Championing and developing progress in digital government across the globe could place the UK at the heart of global networks, say Tanya Filer and Antonio Weiss
“Covid has accelerated the move to online”: How the new normal is changing UK regulation
02 Oct 2020 Coronavirus
“Covid has accelerated the move to online”: How the new normal is changing UK regulation
As part of a series of roundtable discussions, Civil Service World and Hitachi Solutions examined the ways in which the pandemic has changed how regulators work and the sectors they oversee. Geoffrey Lyons reports
28 Sep 2020 Justice & Home Affairs
As a black civil servant, I want to talk about ‘allyship’ in the fight against racism
The murder of George Floyd and the subsequent global protests have seen many white people declare themselves allies in the fight against racism, in workplaces like the civil service and beyond. But, in these personal reflections, one official asks: what does this mean in practice?
‘The importance of diversity at senior levels is the difference of perspective’: reflections on working in the civil service with a disability
18 Sep 2020 HR
‘The importance of diversity at senior levels is the difference of perspective’: reflections on working in the civil service with a disability
In the first of a series of articles about disability and working in the civil service, Alistair Watters, the director of the Grenfell site and programme at Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, talks about his own experience in both the private and public sector and what needs to happen to build candidates’ confidence that their disability won’t count against them.
DfID was one of government’s most data savvy departments. Preserving these skills will be a test of Whitehall reform
17 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
DfID was one of government’s most data savvy departments. Preserving these skills will be a test of Whitehall reform
DfID used data and analysis in a way that few other departments manage – and in a way that the government is keen to expand. How this is nurtured in the new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office will be a key lesson
Opinion: government environment bodies felt austerity hard. The Covid recovery is a chance to rebound
16 Sep 2020 Coronavirus
Opinion: government environment bodies felt austerity hard. The Covid recovery is a chance to rebound
The legacy of government austerity is still felt by many agencies in government, writes Nick Kirsop-Taylor of the University of Exeter. But the government’s aim for the recovery from Covid gives them a chance to build back better too
‘He lived and breathed joined-up government’: the civil service life and times of Mark Sedwill Exclusive
09 Sep 2020 Leadership
‘He lived and breathed joined-up government’: the civil service life and times of Mark Sedwill
As the cabinet secretary stands down after more than 30 years in the civil service, CSW asks people who have worked with him: who is Sir Mark Sedwill?
Wise counsel: Government legal chief Jonathan Jones on prorogation, Brexit, and surviving ‘grim moments’ Exclusive
08 Sep 2020 Legal
Wise counsel: Government legal chief Jonathan Jones on prorogation, Brexit, and surviving ‘grim moments’
Laying the ground for Brexit against a backdrop of political uncertainty has taken the Government Legal Department into uncharted territory, with no let up from its normal duties. Perm sec and Treasury solicitor Sir Jonathan Jones tells Beckie Smith about the tasks at hand
Interview: Royal Statistical Society chief Stian Westlake on Covid-19, the A-Level row, and his ‘very geeky’ favourite stat
04 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
Interview: Royal Statistical Society chief Stian Westlake on Covid-19, the A-Level row, and his ‘very geeky’ favourite stat
If the government has learned one thing from Ofqual's handling of A-Level results, it's that transparency is critical to quality and public trust, the former spad tells Beckie Smith.
LISTEN: HMRC second perm sec Angela MacDonald on Covid-19, customer service and the challenges to come Exclusive
02 Sep 2020 Coronavirus
LISTEN: HMRC second perm sec Angela MacDonald on Covid-19, customer service and the challenges to come
CSW chats to HMRC deputy chief exec Angela MacDonald to get the inside story of the department's role in the government’s coronavirus response, and what it was like to switch jobs in a pandemic.
Slated for success: DfE perm sec Jonathan Slater on delivery, directions and dancing
27 Aug 2020 Education
Slated for success: DfE perm sec Jonathan Slater on delivery, directions and dancing

Moving to the education department brought Jonathan Slater back to a policy area he knows and loves. He speaks to Suzannah Brecknell about his key role in helping the frontline function


In the line of fire: Departing cabinet secretary Mark Sedwill on civil service reform, the Covid response, and being briefed against Exclusive
10 Aug 2020 Civil Service Reform
In the line of fire: Departing cabinet secretary Mark Sedwill on civil service reform, the Covid response, and being briefed against
As Sir Mark Sedwill prepares to leave a job he never asked for, he reflects on the highs and lows of being cabinet secretary
It's not the plan, but the planning: leadership tips from the coronavirus response
04 Aug 2020 Coronavirus
It's not the plan, but the planning: leadership tips from the coronavirus response
Leadership in the current crisis is about recognising changed circumstances, trusting your people and neutralising uncertainty by embracing the reality of it, says The Whitehall & Industry Group chief executive Simon Ancona
27 Jul 2020 Education
Policy in Focus: Access and Participation Plan targets for universities
How do universities' plans to improve access from under-represented groups work, and what impact will Covid-19 have on them?
Inside HMRC’s coronavirus response: Jim Harra on how the furlough scheme was created in a month Exclusive
17 Jul 2020 Coronavirus
Inside HMRC’s coronavirus response: Jim Harra on how the furlough scheme was created in a month
In an exclusive interview, HMRC's chief executive reveals how the department set up some of the biggest schemes in government history in the middle of a global pandemic
Living in the dark: the truth about special advisers
03 Jun 2020 HR
Living in the dark: the truth about special advisers

Shaped by several high-profile instances where the adviser became the story, the public image of spads is largely negative. But have a few notable characters distorted the reality of those who work behind the scenes? Sebastian Whale investigates



Technology can help local government respond to COVID-19 Sponsored
02 Jun 2020 Operational Delivery
Technology can help local government respond to COVID-19

PA Consulting's David Rees writes that while technology is not a complete solution, it can support those most in need


How the DVSA uses AI and agile to support ‘a lifetime of driving’
21 May 2020 Civil Service Reform
How the DVSA uses AI and agile to support ‘a lifetime of driving’

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has already done a great deal of work implementing technology across its operations. But digital chief Alex Fiddes tells Sam Trendall it has even bigger ambitions


Red tape challenge: Stephen Gibson reflects on a decade of the Regulatory Policy Committee
20 May 2020 Government Tax Profession
Red tape challenge: Stephen Gibson reflects on a decade of the Regulatory Policy Committee

The Regulatory Policy Committee exists to ensure departments effectively weigh up the costs, benefits and risks of new regulations. Its interim chair, Stephen Gibson, tells Beckie Smith why it’s important to tell departments what they need to hear – even if it’s not what they want to hear


WATCH: How English local government has responded to the coronavirus crisis
19 May 2020 Government Tax Profession
WATCH: How English local government has responded to the coronavirus crisis

How has local government reacted to the Covid-19 pandemic? Colin Talbot speaks to Donna Hall, honourary professor at University of Manchester and former local government chief executive, about the response across across England



 


A great global reprice is on its way. Get ready now. Sponsored
18 May 2020 Commercial
A great global reprice is on its way. Get ready now.

Proxima argues that supply and demand have been disrupted in short order and not in equal measure across the board, which may lead to price volatility


‘I don’t believe change comes from issuing orders to people’ – civil service COO Alex Chisholm on reform plans, pay challenges and Covid-19
15 May 2020 Civil Service Reform
‘I don’t believe change comes from issuing orders to people’ – civil service COO Alex Chisholm on reform plans, pay challenges and Covid-19

As he starts a new job as Cabinet Office permanent secretary and civil service chief operating officer, Alex Chisholm talks to Suzannah Brecknell about his priorities for reform across government and what he’s learnt from an eventful stint leading the business department


Shareholder stories: ex-UKGI chief Mark Russell on life as Whitehall's corporate governance guru
14 May 2020 Finance
Shareholder stories: ex-UKGI chief Mark Russell on life as Whitehall's corporate governance guru

Mark Russell has been helping government support businesses for nearly two decades. The former head of UK Government Investments tells Richard Johnstone about his civil service baptism of fire in the early 2000s and what the Treasury-owned company will be doing in response to coronavirus


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