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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: NEST helps millions save for retirement with its new digital platform Sponsored
26 Aug 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Case study: NEST helps millions save for retirement with its new digital platform

TCS helps NEST introduce a simple, intuitive, low cost digital platform to enable employers to provide workers access to a workplace pension scheme which facilitated over one million enrolments.​


Successful partnerships: working effectively with central government Sponsored
26 Aug 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Successful partnerships: working effectively with central government

TCS is keen to contribute to the topic of successful partnerships between the public and private sectors. We have developed some significant partnerships with government now and with the benefit of five years of working within those partnerships, we can impart some hopefully valuable insights.


Global strength, local reach Sponsored
26 Aug 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Global strength, local reach

The drive to deliver better and more responsive services to citizens in an environment of spending cuts brings ever-increasing pressure to bear on public sector organisations to transform their operations.



In this environment, fresh thinking, innovation and an assured approach to implementation is required to transform service delivery across both local and central government. 


Open Public Services in a global marketplace Sponsored
26 Aug 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Open Public Services in a global marketplace

Global back-office operations, staffed by mobile and multi-skilled employees: is this the future of public service delivery?


Government legacy IT Systems holding back public sector transformation Sponsored
26 Aug 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Government legacy IT Systems holding back public sector transformation

National Audit Office report finds government's legacy IT systems threaten public service delivery – a belief we share


Delivering new public services Sponsored
26 Aug 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
Delivering new public services

At TCS we are convinced more than ever that the current era of public service transformation will require new thinking and innovative global solutions, which utilise a flexible, mobile and highly capable workforce. Our experience working with both governments and the private sector globally is that where the challenges are really understood and the solution energetically embraced, transformation gives rise to service improvement and cost savings. 


Lunch with... Dominic Jermey
26 Aug 2014 Culture
Lunch with... Dominic Jermey

Just a month after Dominic Jermey started his new job as chief executive of UK Trade and Investment, he spoke to Winnie Agbonlahor. 


Interviewing the interviewer
22 Aug 2014
Interviewing the interviewer

First civil service commissioner Sir David Normington is normally the one asking the questions: it's his job to chair top-level Whitehall recruitments. Matt Ross turns the tables, quizzing Normington on his battle to defend an impartial civil service. Photos by Mark Weeks.


Fraser sees steady progress on Whitehall gender gap
21 Aug 2014 Government Tax Profession
Fraser sees steady progress on Whitehall gender gap

But the perm sec diversity champion has a sceptical audience.


Border Force blames low morale on weak change management
21 Aug 2014
Border Force blames low morale on weak change management

Winnie Agbonlahor hears new director general regret past 'last of investment in leadership.'


Heywood defends creation of new chief exec role
21 Aug 2014 Government Tax Profession
Heywood defends creation of new chief exec role

MPs are sceptical about the rush to appoint a CEO, reports Winnie Agbonlahor.


Delays in assessing Home Office record-keeping
19 Aug 2014 Government Tax Profession
Delays in assessing Home Office record-keeping

Uniquely, the Home Office has kept National Archives assessors at bay. Samera Owusu Tutu hears the TNA bid for access.


Making space for growth
19 Aug 2014
Making space for growth

A year into the Government Property Unit’s latest attempt to coordinate the use of public land assets, Mark Rowe tests reactions to the scheme – and draws out the lessons learned. Illustration by Miles Cole


Free download: Ministers and spads wall chart
19 Aug 2014 Government Tax Profession
Free download: Ministers and spads wall chart

Our colleagues in Dods Monitoring have put together a wall chart detailing the government's full ministerial breakdown, including names of spads and contact details for each minister.


The Foreign Office and World War
19 Aug 2014 Culture
The Foreign Office and World War

FCO historian Richard Smith explains his department’s response to the Great War


Looking Across: Malcolm Stirling
15 Aug 2014 Commercial
Looking Across: Malcolm Stirling

Malcolm Stirling, Business Consultant, Monster Worldwide Ltd


Lord Hennessy meets... Lord Heseltine
11 Aug 2014 Culture
Lord Hennessy meets... Lord Heseltine

Journalist and historian Peter Hennessy meets former deputy prime minister Michael Heseltine to discuss his life in politics – and his views of the civil service.


David Lewsey on how to increase staff engagement
08 Aug 2014 Economy
David Lewsey on how to increase staff engagement

The Veterinary Medicines Directorate saw its people survey score for management visibility rise by 12 points in a year. Its programme strategy manager David Lewsey explains how he did it


A place I love: Liverpool
08 Aug 2014 Culture
A place I love: Liverpool

Sue Owen explains why she loves the ’pool – and why the Everton Ground holds a special meaning for her.


Reimagining Learning Sponsored
05 Aug 2014 HR
Reimagining Learning

When it comes to the workplace, change is happening all around us. Organisations and their employees are seeing changes regarding who they work with, where they work and how they work. Whilst many of these changes have happened in the last decade, it’s during the last couple of years that we’ve seen change with such ferocity that it is affecting all organisations around the world. 


The Data: Land use statistics
05 Aug 2014
The Data: Land use statistics

Dataset  _Land use statistics

Data owner  _The Office for National Statistics

Accessed at  _http://bit.ly/1r4Vj7g

Contact  _access2data@ons.gsi.gov.uk

Interviewee  _Jeni Tennison, Open Data Institute


A policy tutorial
04 Aug 2014 Economy
A policy tutorial

When university fees tripled in the coalition’s early days, there were dire warnings of the effect on social mobility and student numbers. But as Suzannah Brecknell reports, the real dangers lay elsewhere.


World Service: A perspective from the civil service of Spain
31 Jul 2014 Economy
World Service: A perspective from the civil service of Spain

Jaime Perez-Renovales, subsecretary to the Presidency, Spanish Government, tells Civil Service World about the strengths and weaknesses of his home civil service


Interview: Graham Allen
30 Jul 2014 Legal
Interview: Graham Allen

Graham Allen, chair of the Political and Constitutional Reform Select Committee, tells Winnie Agbonlahor why government must increase its focus on the long term


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