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FCO honours staff association co-founder who left “an important legacy to LGBT+ diplomats”
Attacks on civil servants “sawing away at the legs of the institutions which keep us free", Gummer says
Alan Evans joins HMRC at a "critical time for the department", says permanent secretary Jon Thompson
Sir David Wright appointed as chair designate, with Electoral Commission head Claire Bassett named as chief executive designate
New head of civil service says that making a success of Brexit is a ‘common national endeavour’
Hammond will also expands off-payroll working rules to the private sector
Some companies were paid nearly £500,000 for 'central EU exit consultancy'
Chancellor also announces additional funding for Universal Credit after growing pressure
Trading on uncertified schedules after Brexit presents “a number of potential problems”,
Javid pledges review to ensure system is ‘fair and humane’ following revelation that visa applications were wrongly denied
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
The transport secretary also told MPs the UK's franchising model was 'shaky'
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'
Civil servants need to go "back to basics" on spending and record keeping, watchdog says
'Mismatches in volumes and available staffing will impair our ability to clear work,' Neil Couling told MPs
Ensuring staff are equipped to deak with huge workload is also an 'anxiety', says Clare Moriarty
Some projects were not given intended outcomes by which to measure success, making it impossible to determine what they have achieved, the watchdog said
Permanent secretary Jon Thompson shares the figures as senior officials tell committee they can’t guarantee no-deal would go smoothly
The union said it is gearing up to take legal action against every major department that ended check-off provisions
The science chief will advise on areas such as artificial intelligence, cyber security, space technology and chemical, biological and missile defence
Sedwill said anonymous sniping was 'unacceptable' the week after HMRC chief Jon Thompson received death threats
Diversity and inclusion must be "an integral part of every part of the defence operating model", according to the strategy
Some policies have gone ahead “apparently unchallenged, despite falling short of the standards set by the Treasury”, the report said
The department's slow response to a price hike last year was "doubly worrying in the context of uncertainty over supply chains after Brexit", committee chair Meg Hillier said
The Work and Pensions Select Committee's inquiry comes after the government admitted Universal Credit would make some people “worse off”
MPs slam “serious administrative failings” in communicating nominations for public appointments
“If I were the Treasury I might be asking questions about how this was managed," committee chair Meg Hillier said.
To mark World Mental Health Day, CSW asked two of the civil service's mental health first aiders to reflect on what they've learned so far
Rising demand for services “will make it even harder to achieve the government’s ambition”, the watchdog said
Lord Evans was told he could be seen as 'one of the ultimate members of the establishment'