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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?
Case Study: New York City’s Department of Probation implements a case management system through TCS to streamline operations Sponsored
04 Dec 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Case Study: New York City’s Department of Probation implements a case management system through TCS to streamline operations

New York City’s Department of Probation (NYCDOP) wished to carry out an IT re-engineering initiative to enable better collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. It, therefore, decided to implement a Reusable Case Management System (RCMS) that would be the pivot of its IT landscape. Clearly, the RCMS had to handle future growth of the agency and function alongside existing and planned systems.



TCS implemented the RCMS, an integrated case management system for managing the agency’s key functions - Pre-Sentence Investigation and Probation Supervision. The system used kiosk technology innovatively as an effective supervision tool to supervise large number of low-risk probationers, thereby allowing the probation officers to focus on more intensive supervision of high-risk probationers and violent felons. The integrated data share platform enhanced information sharing between the NYCDOP and its other partners and improve the speed and accuracy of case processing

Interview: Julian Kelly
04 Dec 2014 Economics
Interview: Julian Kelly

Julian Kelly is the government’s first ever director-general of public spending and finance. He tells Winnie Agbonlahor about his plans for strengthening the profession


Beyond the comfort zone - Darra Singh
02 Dec 2014 Economics
Beyond the comfort zone - Darra Singh

A monthly interview with people who've crossed organisational and sectoral boundaries to join a new working world.


Interview: Alison Saunders
01 Dec 2014 Legal
Interview: Alison Saunders

The director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, started in the job just as phone hacking and sex abuse trials put her organisation under the media spotlight. She tells CSW about a turbulent first year leading the Crown Prosecution Service. Photo by Mark Weeks


Internal Recruitment: Your own people could be your best hire Sponsored
28 Nov 2014 HR
Internal Recruitment: Your own people could be your best hire

The days of having a job for life are long gone. Research has indicated that on average people will have seven careers in their lifetime and whilst the need to move on to a fresh challenge isn’t surprising, are some organisations missing a trick? Research carried out by Cornerstone OnDemand across Europe found that over three quarters of organisations (77 percent) understand that internal recruitment is critical; however, 54 percent do less than a third of their recruitment from existing talent. So why the disconnect?


A place I love: The English-Welsh borders
28 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
A place I love: The English-Welsh borders

Philip Rutnam explains his love for this historic cultural meeting point


Interview: Merrick Willis
26 Nov 2014 Culture
Interview: Merrick Willis

Merrick Willis, the outgoing chief executive of the Charity for Civil Servants, tells CSW about his organisation’s work to support struggling officials – and the scepticism that he encounters among Whitehall departments and senior managers


Special report: senior civil service recruitment
24 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
Special report: senior civil service recruitment

Austerity has transformed SCS recruitment. Winnie Agbonlahor finds that departments are now looking more in than out, and shaking it all about. Illustration: Matt Kenyon


Interview: Stephen Kelly
20 Nov 2014 Commercial
Interview: Stephen Kelly

As the government’s chief operating officer Stephen Kelly returns to the IT industry, he tells Matt Ross that the civil service is being transformed by changing systems, inspirational leaders – and ‘the great reformer’


Interview: Julie Mellor and Jane Martin
19 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
Interview: Julie Mellor and Jane Martin

The women leading the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman and the Local Government Ombudsman are calling for their organisations to be merged and strengthened, making life easier for service users. Winnie Agbonlahor meets them


Round table: De-risking a wholesale shift to cloud IT
14 Nov 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Round table: De-risking a wholesale shift to cloud IT

As Whitehall looks to the cloud, how do those on the ground mitigate the risks? A recent round table explored the issue, as Samera Owusu Tutu reports.


Salmond's leap: Interview with the FM
12 Nov 2014
Salmond's leap: Interview with the FM

He may have lost a referendum but Alex Salmond is far from beaten. 


Beyond the comfort zone - Stephen Lovegrove
10 Nov 2014 Economics
Beyond the comfort zone - Stephen Lovegrove

A monthly interview with people who've crossed organisational and sectoral boundaries to join a new working world.


Book Review: Rethinking Public Strategy
07 Nov 2014 Policy
Book Review: Rethinking Public Strategy

CSW reviews the latest release from The Public Management and Leadership Series 


A place I love: The riverfront at Greenwich
07 Nov 2014 Culture
A place I love: The riverfront at Greenwich

Bronwyn Hill explains why she loves going to her rowing club every weekend – and she hasn’t picked a genteel West London group! 


All aboard: Why you need to engage new employees from the word go Sponsored
06 Nov 2014 HR
All aboard: Why you need to engage new employees from the word go

Vincent Belliveau, senior vice president and general manager EMEA at Cornerstone discusses the importance of onboarding in supporting both employee engagement and retention


Interview: Sir Mark Walport
05 Nov 2014
Interview: Sir Mark Walport

The government’s chief scientific adviser and head of the science and engineering profession, Sir Mark Walport, tells CSW about his priorities in the role


Andrew Haldenby on digital government, 2015 and beyond Sponsored
04 Nov 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Andrew Haldenby on digital government, 2015 and beyond

Whatever the result of the next General Election, the UK will operate a new kind of government after 2015.


Interview: Sir Jonathon Porritt
04 Nov 2014 Energy & Environment
Interview: Sir Jonathon Porritt

Sir Jonathon Porritt has been an environmental campaigner for 40 years – including nine spent working directly with civil servants. He tells Winnie Agbonlahor why, despite his disappointment with the ‘greenest government ever’, he has reasons to be optimistic


Attracting and retaining talented civil servants Sponsored
03 Nov 2014 HR
Attracting and retaining talented civil servants

As the civil service gears up to meet the challenges of 21st century government, new skills and capabilities are vital. Yet in a time of restrained public spending, attracting and  retaining skilled employees has never been so challenging. 


Policy in action: CCGs
03 Nov 2014 Health & Social Care
Policy in action: CCGs

Andrew Lansley’s health reforms, designed to put doctors in the driving seat, have been widely panned – and he’s subsequently been sacked. But what do local GPs think? CSW finds out


How did you... improve training?
31 Oct 2014 Leadership
How did you... improve training?

The Crown Prosecution Service saw its staff survey scores on learning and development rise 11 percentage points in a year, thanks to chief exec Peter Lewis


Chris Smith on chairing the Environment Agency during the floods
31 Oct 2014 Energy & Environment
Chris Smith on chairing the Environment Agency during the floods

As chairman of the Environment Agency, Chris Smith had even more reason than most Brits to curse the weather last winter.


Interview: Sally Collier
30 Oct 2014 Commercial
Interview: Sally Collier

Sally Collier, CEO of the Crown Commercial Service, says common sense is the new gospel in the civil service’s commercial operations. CSW learns about the reformation in government procurement and contract management


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