Departments agree 16% admin savings and 5% total efficiencies
11 Jun Civil Service Reform
Departments agree 16% admin savings and 5% total efficiencies
OvFM helps departments find £13.8bn of annual efficiencies in day-to-day spending as part of 5% overall target
Spending Review: DSIT gets £1.2bn boost to fund cross-department digital priorities
11 Jun Civil Service Reform
Spending Review: DSIT gets £1.2bn boost to fund cross-department digital priorities
Announcement brings total funding for cross-cutting digital priorities to £1.9bn over SR25 period
‘Regrettable losses’ in senior civil service jump to 83%
05 Jun Civil Service Reform
‘Regrettable losses’ in senior civil service jump to 83%
Senior Salaries Review Body warns “excessive churn means too many posts are occupied by individuals still building their expertise and key networks”
DSIT takes on responsibility for government cybersecurity
04 Jun Civil Service Reform
DSIT takes on responsibility for government cybersecurity
Starmer says the move will “strengthen technology resilience and policymaking across the public sector"
PACAC to shine spotlight on propriety and ethics in government
03 Jun Civil Service Reform
PACAC to shine spotlight on propriety and ethics in government
Committee will “push the government on its commitments, ensuring changes are properly stress-tested and scrutinised”
Places for Growth: More than 23,000 civil service jobs have been relocated, new data shows
30 May Civil Service Reform
Places for Growth: More than 23,000 civil service jobs have been relocated, new data shows
Cabinet Office figures reveal slower progress on target for 50% of senior civil servant roles to be out of London
DSIT estimates 62% of tasks done by lowest-grade officials could be automated
29 May Civil Service Reform
DSIT estimates 62% of tasks done by lowest-grade officials could be automated
FoI docs, uncovered by Politico, say none of the work done by the most senior civil servants, on the other hand, is routine
DWP perm sec says MPs should not worry about work coach shortages
23 May Civil Service Reform
DWP perm sec says MPs should not worry about work coach shortages
Peter Schofield and the department's new jobs and careers service chief exec set out efforts to ease work coach pressures
Cabinet Office names next civil service reform DG
22 May Civil Service Reform
Cabinet Office names next civil service reform DG
Janet Hughes will move from Defra, where she is director of the Future Farming and Countryside Programme
Government needs to give more clarity on 'missions', MPs told
21 May Civil Service Reform
Government needs to give more clarity on 'missions', MPs told
Inquiry hears doubts that departments are configured to deliver on Starmer’s cross-cutting ambitions
Civil service union to seek £18-per-hour minimum as conference backs new strike strategy
21 May Civil Service Reform
Civil service union to seek £18-per-hour minimum as conference backs new strike strategy
PCS to also oppose "tap on the shoulder" method for selecting people to leave jobs, calling this a “recipe for discrimination”
Perm sec-level job created to lead government comms as Simon Baugh departs
20 May Civil Service Reform
Perm sec-level job created to lead government comms as Simon Baugh departs
Director of government comms will “play pivotal role in overseeing major reform of how UK government communicates with the public”, advert says