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    MPs restart inquiry into civil service capability
    20 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    MPs restart inquiry into civil service capability

    Committee chair Bernard Jenkin says that Brexit will expose “where understandings are weak and where relationships are strained” in Whitehall


    Barriers to civil service tech adoption refusing to budge, report finds
    19 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Barriers to civil service tech adoption refusing to budge, report finds

    Study from techUK and Dods shows key obstacles becoming more – not less – entrenched


    Public sector has lowest share of UK workforce since 1947
    19 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Public sector has lowest share of UK workforce since 1947

    Analysis by GMB finds public sector now employs less than 17% of workers, with civil service headcount dropping by 18% since 2010


    Francis Maude right on Whitehall criticism, says Lib Dem civil service spokesman
    18 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Francis Maude right on Whitehall criticism, says Lib Dem civil service spokesman

    Tim Razzall tells Civil Service World he blames government for lack of vision on Brexit


    Antonia Romeo on running the new Department for International Trade and cross-Whitehall working on Brexit
    18 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Antonia Romeo on running the new Department for International Trade and cross-Whitehall working on Brexit

    In her first interview as permanent secretary of the Department for International Trade, Antonia Romeo tells Richard Johnstone about the progress already made, and the Brexit challenges to come, for this brand new ministry.


    Leadsom defends Tory abstentions in pay cap vote
    15 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Leadsom defends Tory abstentions in pay cap vote

    Leader of the house claims government policy on the pay cap has already been “thoroughly covered” after Labour tables opposition-day motion


    Heywood and Manzoni defend civil service from attack by Francis Maude
    13 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Heywood and Manzoni defend civil service from attack by Francis Maude

    Cabinet secretary describes speech by former minister as an "inaccurate portrayal" of civil service, while chief executive says Whitehall is "deepening and accelerating" reforms


    BEIS will pay to know why staff are leaving? I claim my £80,000
    13 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    BEIS will pay to know why staff are leaving? I claim my £80,000

    The recently merged department lacks strategic coherence and authentic leaders – civil servants won't take it any more


    Civil service chief Manzoni says Whitehall must 'break down siloes' and share data
    12 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Civil service chief Manzoni says Whitehall must 'break down siloes' and share data

    Cabinet Office perm sec says civil service must work more collaboratively to make digital transformation a reality


    Warning sounded over retention of civil service customs specialists
    12 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Warning sounded over retention of civil service customs specialists

    Institute for Government report also warns of tech challenges facing HMRC as it develops new customs system


    Lurching between short term crises takes its toll on civil servants
    12 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Lurching between short term crises takes its toll on civil servants

    From the Manchester bombing to the Grenfell Tower fire, Whitehall faces constant unprecedented demands and must focus on building resilience


    Julian McCrae: How to accelerate the professionalisation of Whitehall
    11 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Julian McCrae: How to accelerate the professionalisation of Whitehall

    Moves to establish professions across government have made significant strides, but some functions are more advanced than others. Now is the time to quicken the reforms


    HMRC, Home Office, and DWP to share data in ‘fully digital’ post-Brexit immigration system
    07 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    HMRC, Home Office, and DWP to share data in ‘fully digital’ post-Brexit immigration system

    Leaked Home Office paper unveils plans to take immigration status check service entirely online


    Support for civil servants without policy background is 'key to modernising Whitehall'
    07 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Support for civil servants without policy background is 'key to modernising Whitehall'

    IfG review on boosting cross-government functions highlighted civil service 'must tackle perception that policy trumps specialisms' for career progression



     


    Leeds to house 6,000 civil servants as HMRC signs latest hub deal
    07 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Leeds to house 6,000 civil servants as HMRC signs latest hub deal

    New office space to be shared with NHS Digital hailed as boost to Northern Powerhouse


    GDS pledges to address GOV.UK search and navigation issues
    06 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    GDS pledges to address GOV.UK search and navigation issues

    Fifth benchmarking exercise finds three core areas for improvement


    Brexit is about ‘damage limitation’ for civil service, says Lord Kerslake
    06 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Brexit is about ‘damage limitation’ for civil service, says Lord Kerslake

    Former civil service head also brands no Brexit deal a ‘complete disaster’ for Britain


    Philip Hammond hints at new Northern Powerhouse funding boost
    05 Sep 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Philip Hammond hints at new Northern Powerhouse funding boost

    Chancellor insists improved transport links in north is top priority but criticised for lack of clarity


    Brexit ‘one of history’s biggest comms challenges’, says Whitehall strategy
    24 Aug 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Brexit ‘one of history’s biggest comms challenges’, says Whitehall strategy

    Government Communications Service sets out role of departments in supporting government priorities, including getting greatest possible public support for EU exit deal


    Think tank calls on Home Office to invest £450m a year in digital policing
    23 Aug 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Think tank calls on Home Office to invest £450m a year in digital policing

    Think tank Reform wants department to boost digital infrastructure with savings from Whitehall’s automation agenda


    Former NI Civil Service head to take peace charity role
    18 Aug 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Former NI Civil Service head to take peace charity role

    Sir Malcolm McKibbin is to join the board of Co-operation Ireland after five years as top civil servant in Northern Ireland


    Oliver Morley on how to unlock the car of the future and the impact of pay restraint on DVLA
    18 Aug 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Oliver Morley on how to unlock the car of the future and the impact of pay restraint on DVLA

    The DVLA chief executive explains to Civil Service World how the agency has been transformed into a digital business, and what Whitehall can learn from its base in Swansea


    BT and See.Sense light the way for Imagesafe cycling in Manchester with Internet of Things project Sponsored
    16 Aug 2017 Civil Service Reform
    BT and See.Sense light the way for Imagesafe cycling in Manchester with Internet of Things project

    BT will launch a new project with See.Sense, an innovative cycling company from Northern Ireland, to provide cyclists with sensor-enabled bike lights


    Tony Blair bemoans ‘unresponsive’ Whitehall bureaucracy
    11 Aug 2017 Civil Service Reform
    Tony Blair bemoans ‘unresponsive’ Whitehall bureaucracy

    Former prime minister salutes civil service professionalism and crisis management but says it is poor at delivering change


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