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    Ministerial directions and a 'powerful' board: Think tank's 'draft bill' sets out vision for statutory civil service
    13 May Civil Service Reform

    Ministerial directions and a 'powerful' board: Think tank's 'draft bill' sets out vision for statutory civil service

    Cab sec would have responsibility for appointment and performance management of perm secs under IfG proposals
    by Tevye Markson
    Departments ‘struggling to keep pace’ with reducing violence against women and girls
    16 May Justice & Home Affairs
    Departments ‘struggling to keep pace’ with reducing violence against women and girls
    DWP reverses ban on ChatGPT and other generative AI tools
    16 May Digital, Data & Technology
    DWP reverses ban on ChatGPT and other generative AI tools
    CMA told to prioritise economic growth in priority 'reset'
    16 May Economy
    CMA told to prioritise economic growth in priority 'reset'
    Autumn Statement 2014: What to expect
    03 Dec 2014 Analysis
    Autumn Statement 2014: What to expect

    Chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne is due to give his Autumn Statement today (Wednesday 3 December) at 12:30pm. So what can be expected?


    Government gives a nod to flooding in National Infrastructure Plan
    02 Dec 2014 Energy & Environment
    Government gives a nod to flooding in National Infrastructure Plan

    The government will invest £2.3bn in flood defence projects between now and 2020, according to the National Infrastructure Plan published today.


    CEO of UKHO will retire next year
    02 Dec 2014 Security & Defence
    CEO of UKHO will retire next year

    Chief executive of the UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) Ian Moncrieff CBE (pictured here receiving his CBE) will retire on 31 January 2015 after eight years, it was announced yesterday. 


    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.


    Civil servants should get FGM training, says Williams
    02 Dec 2014 Health & Social Care
    Civil servants should get FGM training, says Williams

    Government and police officials must ensure all civil servants and police officers are aware of female genital mutilation (FGM) and how to tackle it, said parliamentary under secretary of state for communities and local government Stephen Williams (pictured), last week.


    “Far-reaching roads programme” aims to boost UK connectivity
    01 Dec 2014 Economics
    “Far-reaching roads programme” aims to boost UK connectivity

    The government plan to invest £15bn in the ‘Road investment strategy’ over the next six years, the transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin (pictured) and chief secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander announced this morning.


    McKeever and Obakin join the Social Security Advisory Committee
    01 Dec 2014 HR
    McKeever and Obakin join the Social Security Advisory Committee

    Dr Grainne McKeever and Seyi Obakin both take up their appointment to the Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC), today. 


    Civil Service Club could be sold off to pay national debt
    28 Nov 2014 Economics
    Civil Service Club could be sold off to pay national debt

    The Civil Service Club (CSC) could be sold off under Labour to help “pay down the national debt”, Labour announced this week. 


    28 Nov 2014
    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?





     




    Opinion: Dave Penman, FDA
    27 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
    Opinion: Dave Penman, FDA

    The public sector is hurting – particularly civil servants. The government must act before the damage is irreparable


    Over half of G-Cloud spend going to SMEs
    26 Nov 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
    Over half of G-Cloud spend going to SMEs

    More than 50% of spend on G-Cloud has gone to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) since its launch in February 2012, according to Crown Commercial Service sales figures.


    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


    Kay Sheldon on tackling problems in the CQC
    25 Nov 2014 Health & Social Care
    Kay Sheldon on tackling problems in the CQC

    “I blew the whistle on the CQC’s failings”


    The road ahead: Simon Stevens outlines NHS roadmap at The Future of Health
    24 Nov 2014 Analysis
    The road ahead: Simon Stevens outlines NHS roadmap at The Future of Health

    We are doing well but we can do better, was the broad message of the day from chief executive of NHS England Simon Stevens at the Future of Health event on Friday, 21 November. 


    Manzoni sets out ‘areas for improvement’ in public sector
    21 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
    Manzoni sets out ‘areas for improvement’ in public sector

    New chief executive of the civil service John Manzoni named “clarity, accountability and delegation” as “opportunities for improvement” in public sector management.


    Opinion: Peter Riddell
    21 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
    Opinion: Peter Riddell

    Don’t fall for the accepted wisdom. The real story of the coalition lies in the hard data


    Civil Service Award winners announced
    20 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
    Civil Service Award winners announced

    This year’s Civil Service Award winners were announced yesterday, at a ceremony held at Lancaster House and featuring speeches by prime minister David Cameron and deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.


    Devolve more power and save officer cuts, says Greenhalgh
    20 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
    Devolve more power and save officer cuts, says Greenhalgh

    Further devolution of budgets and control of the criminal justice system would deliver savings without cutting police numbers, said the deputy mayor of policing and crime Stephen Greenhalgh on Monday. 


    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


    Fears loom over quality of training and skills in the UK, Skills Commission study reveals
    18 Nov 2014 Economy
    Fears loom over quality of training and skills in the UK, Skills Commission study reveals

    The UK’s system of training and skills provision is growing increasingly out of step with the needs of the modern economy and that change is needed if the UK workforce is to remain competitively skilled, according to new research.


    Editorial: a narrow debate on a broad issue
    17 Nov 2014 Government Tax Profession
    Editorial: a narrow debate on a broad issue

    Francis Maude’s tweaks to a core facet of our democracy have the support of key players. But what about everybody else?


    Parliament ‘bomb scare’ a “false alarm”
    17 Nov 2014 Security & Defence
    Parliament ‘bomb scare’ a “false alarm”

    Portcullis House was evacuated this morning after a “suspicious” looking item was found.  Police have since told CSW this was a “false alarm” and people have been allowed back into the building.


    ONS awarded business prize for improving sickness absence process
    17 Nov 2014 Health & Social Care
    ONS awarded business prize for improving sickness absence process

    The Office for National Statistics (ONS) (pictured) has won the British Quality Foundation’s 2014 Lean Six Sigma Award for its project on improving the processes for dealing with long-term sick leave amongst ONS field staff. 


    DVLA sponsors Swansea TechHub as part of digital strategy
    14 Nov 2014 Digital, Data & Technology
    DVLA sponsors Swansea TechHub as part of digital strategy

    The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has become a sponsor for TechHub Swansea. Mike Bracken (pictured), head of the Government Digital Service, launched the initiative in Swansea today. 


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