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    The latest Civil Service Reform news from Civil Service World
    Cabinet Office calls consultants to advise on in-house consultancy plans
    20 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Cabinet Office calls consultants to advise on in-house consultancy plans
    Pilot for in-house 'Crown Consultancy' could begin next year, leaked emails show
    More NICS vacancies than some departments have staff, report reveals
    19 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    More NICS vacancies than some departments have staff, report reveals
    NICS is 'struggling to fulfil business as usual services' due to the staffing shortfall, auditors warn
    Dominic Cummings to leave government by Christmas
    13 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Dominic Cummings to leave government by Christmas
    High-profile adviser who had vision for civil service reform insists departure not linked to No.10 infighting
    Civil servants should be banned from switching departments, says Maude
    12 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Civil servants should be banned from switching departments, says Maude
    Former Cabinet Office minister says experts can’t expect market rates to work in Whitehall but ministers should get a pay rise
    'Relocations can be expensive and disruptive': four tests for moving civil servants out of London
    11 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    'Relocations can be expensive and disruptive': four tests for moving civil servants out of London
    Moving jobs out of London will not automatically level up the country, IfG says
    Cabinet Office ‘needs enhancing’ to properly support PM says George Osborne
    09 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Cabinet Office ‘needs enhancing’ to properly support PM says George Osborne
    Former chancellor also floats boosted powers for departmental boards to sack perm secs
    ‘No longer world class’: Commission calls for civil service overhaul
    04 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    ‘No longer world class’: Commission calls for civil service overhaul
    Report claims Whitehall skill gaps and “running policy sores” illustrate need for improvement
    Chisholm pledges to curb use of consultants with plan to bolster in-house skills
    03 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Chisholm pledges to curb use of consultants with plan to bolster in-house skills
    Lord Agnew "makes a really good point" about the need to increase specialist skills in the civil service and rely less on consultants, COO says
    Move 50,000 civil servants to northern 'clusters' to break London 'stranglehold' on policymaking, think tank says
    03 Nov 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Move 50,000 civil servants to northern 'clusters' to break London 'stranglehold' on policymaking, think tank says
    Manchester, Warrington and Liverpool among most promising locations for hubs of similar public organisations, says report on levelling-up agenda
    Work begins on Peterborough hub as part of plans to move officials out of London
    27 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Work begins on Peterborough hub as part of plans to move officials out of London
    Development forms part of government drive 'to spread jobs, growth and prosperity' across the country, Cabinet Office minister says
    Chisholm ‘open’ to the idea of creating a centralised civil service HR function
    26 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Chisholm ‘open’ to the idea of creating a centralised civil service HR function
    Cabinet Office perm sec tells MPs he would be very willing to look into the case for a comms-style reorganisation of departmental personnel teams
    Maude: It’s ‘a myth’ that the UK has the best civil service in the world
    23 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Maude: It’s ‘a myth’ that the UK has the best civil service in the world
    Former Cabinet Office minister says service is a “deeply flawed institution” but accepts it has some great civil servants
    Policy Exchange recruits heavy-hitters to take on civil service reform
    19 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Policy Exchange recruits heavy-hitters to take on civil service reform
    Reform of Government Commission will "go back to first principles and ask: what sort of civil service do we want?"
    'Good people are trapped inside the system': minister for reform blasts 'broken' civil service
    06 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    'Good people are trapped inside the system': minister for reform blasts 'broken' civil service
    Lord Agnew criticises dearth of commercial skills and excess of "urban metropolitan thinkers"
    Darlington tipped as site for Treasury's northern campus
    05 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Darlington tipped as site for Treasury's northern campus
    Covid-19 remote working arrangements prove civil servants don't need to be in London, Gove says
    Ministers admit it’s too early to know cost of merging FCO and DfID
    05 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Ministers admit it’s too early to know cost of merging FCO and DfID
    Committee chair “astonished” government failed to consult stakeholders before announcing creation of FCDO
    Home Office culture change pledge branded 'laughable' as government considers offshore detention centres
    01 Oct 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Home Office culture change pledge branded 'laughable' as government considers offshore detention centres
    Human rights group criticises "improvement plan" amid reports officials considered putting asylum seekers on oil rigs
    Civil service “infantilised” by use of consultants, Cabinet Office minister says
    30 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Civil service “infantilised” by use of consultants, Cabinet Office minister says
    Letter seen by the Guardian criticises official capacity to deliver Brexit
    Chisholm says Covid-19 will accelerate civil service’s shift away from Whitehall
    30 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Chisholm says Covid-19 will accelerate civil service’s shift away from Whitehall
    Cabinet Office perm sec tells MPs continued remote working will see more people based at the same office, but not there at the same time
    Cabinet Office commissions pay benchmarking study to give 'assurance and transparency' for top roles
    23 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Cabinet Office commissions pay benchmarking study to give 'assurance and transparency' for top roles
    Review will provide 2020 data to support senior and delegated grade recruitment for 47 departments
    ‘PM must choose’: Johnson faces further calls to clarify Dido Harding’s role
    22 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
    ‘PM must choose’: Johnson faces further calls to clarify Dido Harding’s role
    Dual work as public-health head and Conservative peer ‘blurs the fundamental distinction that officials cannot act in a party political way’, Downing Street is warned
    Government accused of breaking civil service rules on Harding appointment
    21 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Government accused of breaking civil service rules on Harding appointment
    Appointing Dido Harding to head up the National Institute for Health Protection is a breach of the civil service code, Labour peers claim
    Boris Johnson says civil service must ‘respond faster and better’ to needs of public
    17 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
    Boris Johnson says civil service must ‘respond faster and better’ to needs of public
    Prime minister tells watchdog MPs he is not “shy of reform” but insists changes won’t be made in a “spirit of disapproval”
    DCMS to plan for 'increased responsibilities' amid Covid in five-year organisational blueprint
    17 Sep 2020 Civil Service Reform
    DCMS to plan for 'increased responsibilities' amid Covid in five-year organisational blueprint
    US-based consultancy Bain will work on a cost plan as part of the review in £900k deal
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