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    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’
    08 May Commercial

    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’

    Antonia Romeo tells MPs multi-million-pound asylum-accommodation failings exposed need for “incentivised culture-change”
    by Jim Dunton
    MoJ offers up to £160,000 for group chief technology officer
    08 May HR
    MoJ offers up to £160,000 for group chief technology officer
    Scottish civil servants told not to discuss policy with ChatGPT
    08 May Digital, Data & Technology
    Scottish civil servants told not to discuss policy with ChatGPT
    New HMPPS bullying complaints unit to end 'toxic culture', prisons minister says
    07 May HR
    New HMPPS bullying complaints unit to end 'toxic culture', prisons minister says
    Cab sec grilled on security breach investigation process amid Braverman row
    10 Nov 2022 HR
    Cab sec grilled on security breach investigation process amid Braverman row
    PACAC writes to Simon Case after home secretary admits sending official documents via personal email account
    Grenfell: DLUHC admits not recognising safety system was ‘broken’
    10 Nov 2022 Justice & Home Affairs
    Grenfell: DLUHC admits not recognising safety system was ‘broken’
    Inquiry lead counsel insists central government failed to act “despite known risks” before tower-block disaster
    Johnson was ‘worst PM I ever worked with’, ex-Foreign Office chief says
    10 Nov 2022 HR
    Johnson was ‘worst PM I ever worked with’, ex-Foreign Office chief says
    Simon McDonald criticises “charismatic and chaotic” approach, but acknowledges ousted premier had time for his staff
    100,000 civil servants vote to strike over pay, jobs and pensions
    10 Nov 2022 HR
    100,000 civil servants vote to strike over pay, jobs and pensions
    Union members at departments including the Home Office, DfT and the DWP back industrial action
    DfE launches voluntary exit scheme in bid to cut 10% of staff
    09 Nov 2022 HR
    DfE launches voluntary exit scheme in bid to cut 10% of staff
    800 jobs to go as those without “skills the department needs for the future” invited to apply for VE
    DWP accused of passing the buck for 'unacceptably high' benefits fraud
    09 Nov 2022 Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
    DWP accused of passing the buck for 'unacceptably high' benefits fraud
    PAC chair says DWP does not have plan to "get a grip" on the billions it is losing every year
    Chartered Management Consultant Award: Built by the sector, shaped by clients Partner Content
    09 Nov 2022 Commercial
    Chartered Management Consultant Award: Built by the sector, shaped by clients
    A mark of excellence, the new ChMC Award can help buying teams from within the public sector identify consultants and firms that will deliver the highest quality results, as Tamzen Isacsson, Chief Executive, Management Consultancies Association, explains
    Williamson resigns from Cabinet Office after bullying allegations
    09 Nov 2022 HR
    Williamson resigns from Cabinet Office after bullying allegations
    Minister departs with "real sadness" after being accused of telling a civil servant "slit your throat"
    DWP announces hundreds of new job cuts
    08 Nov 2022 HR
    DWP announces hundreds of new job cuts
    Voluntary redundancy offered as 424 jobs at risk at 13 offices across England and Scotland
    Gavin Williamson 'told MoD civil servant to slit their throat'
    08 Nov 2022 Security & Defence
    Gavin Williamson 'told MoD civil servant to slit their throat'
    No ethics chief to investigate allegations as minister denies bullying staff
    UKSA seeks national statistician with 'compelling vision' to use data for public good
    08 Nov 2022 HR
    UKSA seeks national statistician with 'compelling vision' to use data for public good
    Successful candidate must be “effective communicator" with "strong intellect"
    Home Office was 'in danger' of breaking law over Manston asylum centre, minister says
    07 Nov 2022 Justice & Home Affairs
    Home Office was 'in danger' of breaking law over Manston asylum centre, minister says
    Short-term facility was "tipping into becoming an unofficial detention centre", ex-home secretary Shapps says
    DfE avoids £10m fine over 'woeful' breach of children's data
    07 Nov 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
    DfE avoids £10m fine over 'woeful' breach of children's data
    "Serious breach" of law meant database of 28 million pupils' details was used for gambling age checks
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – November 7
    07 Nov 2022 HR
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – November 7
    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
    Civil service has fat to cut but ministers must be smart about it, IfG says
    04 Nov 2022 HR
    Civil service has fat to cut but ministers must be smart about it, IfG says
    Report applauds demise of 20% headcount reduction target, but says policy profession “likely to feel the heat”
    Second civil service union tests waters on strike over pay and job cuts
    04 Nov 2022 HR
    Second civil service union tests waters on strike over pay and job cuts
    Prospect will hold indicative online ballot to test members' will to strike
    Environment Agency names new chief scientist
    04 Nov 2022 Energy & Environment
    Environment Agency names new chief scientist
    Robert Bradburne joins from Defra, where he was deputy chief scientific adviser
    Home Office accused of 'failing at every turn' on migrant crisis
    03 Nov 2022 Justice & Home Affairs
    Home Office accused of 'failing at every turn' on migrant crisis
    Local authority leaders share safety concerns and criticise lack of consultation over location of immigration facilities
    NAO hikes pay to stem snowballing staff turnover
    03 Nov 2022 Finance
    NAO hikes pay to stem snowballing staff turnover
    But watchdog admits it cannot compete with 8-10% rises being offered by “big four” accountancy firms
    Civil service should shrink, but government should do less, top officials say
    03 Nov 2022 Civil Service Reform
    Civil service should shrink, but government should do less, top officials say
    Public sector have mixed views on scrapped 91,000 job-cuts plan but call for more "streamlined" government
    Departments under fire for ‘fragmented and ineffective’ net-zero work
    03 Nov 2022 Energy & Environment
    Departments under fire for ‘fragmented and ineffective’ net-zero work
    MPs say government’s commitment to “lead by example” on combatting climate change is not being met
    Officials must be 'proactive' in minimising misuse of health stats, regulator says
    02 Nov 2022 Health & Social Care
    Officials must be 'proactive' in minimising misuse of health stats, regulator says
    Statisticians should anticipate misinformation and take steps to combat it, OSR says in Covid lessons-learned report
    Cab sec urged to investigate if Braverman email breach broke insider-trading law
    02 Nov 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
    Cab sec urged to investigate if Braverman email breach broke insider-trading law
    Home secretary has denied Labour claims she may have leaked market-sensitive information
    Home Office told to 'get a grip' on Manston asylum centre
    02 Nov 2022 Justice & Home Affairs
    Home Office told to 'get a grip' on Manston asylum centre
    Watchdog's report reveals litany of problems at processing centre as minister says asylum system 'will not be fixed overnight'
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