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Trading on uncertified schedules after Brexit presents “a number of potential problems”,

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Treasury guidance encourages departments to offer “unreasonable certainty in timelines, costs and benefits”, IfG report finds

Javid pledges review to ensure system is ‘fair and humane’ following revelation that visa applications were wrongly denied

Furious unions say High Court papers reveal officials misled them on 2018-19 rise

Job advert seeks "authoritative" figure to take over after a rocky year for the prisons service

Department for Work and Pensions accused of being 'in denial' over negative impacts of new welfare system

But MPs hear department's confidence does not extend to no-deal Brexit preparations

Cabinet secretary’s retirement prompts outpouring of praise

Could new ways of working transform the way the Civil Service delivers in challenging times? Geoffrey Lyons reports on a Civil Service Live roundtable

Cabinet Office invites national trade union representatives to discuss how pay engagement could be improved for next year following the judgement

The transport secretary also told MPs the UK's franchising model was 'shaky'

Sir Jeremy Heywood reflects on his civil service career as he announces he is to step down as Cabinet secretary to focus on his treatment for cancer

Sir Mark Sedwill named as Heywood’s replacement, taking on the roles of cabinet secretary and head of the civil service

How effective departments' contingency planning for no-deal will be 'remains to be seen', NAO says

Stephi Brett-Lee is head of internal communications at the Department for Work and Pensions and the youngest deputy director in the department. In the first of a new series profiling up-and-coming leaders across government, Beckie Smith caught up with her to discuss what leadership means in today’s civil service

Ending austerity in next week's Budget is a 'seemingly impossible task' for the chancellor, the Resolution Foundation said

Customs brokers are worried about whether they will be able to meet extra demand in a no-deal scenario

'If the chancellor wants to keep his excellent civil service, he cannot keep this restraint on public sector pay'

Each year the Civil Service Awards celebrates a team or individual who has made excellent use of evidence to support policy or decision making - but what is the government doing to improve the way government as a whole uses different forms of evidence? Mark Smulian finds out more about the newly-formed analysis function 

Civil servants need to go "back to basics" on spending and record keeping, watchdog says

National Cyber Security Centre annual report reveals it has dealt with 1,100 cyber attacks in its first two years

PA Consulting offers a four-point plan to delivering organisational transformation

With the annual worldwide cost of cybercrime set to double from $3tn in 2015 to $6tn by 2021, BT offers advice on how chief information security officers can better protect their organisations