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    Civil Service Reform

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    National Audit Office head Amyas Morse on 2016, Whitehall's Brexit capacity – and Bo Diddley
    05 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    National Audit Office head Amyas Morse on 2016, Whitehall's Brexit capacity – and Bo Diddley

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top officials to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites. Amyas Morse, comptroller and auditor general, the National Audit Office, takes part in our annual perm secs round-up​


    Charity Commission CEO Paula Sussex on 2016 and rebuilding trust in the charity sector
    05 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Charity Commission CEO Paula Sussex on 2016 and rebuilding trust in the charity sector

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites. Paula Sussex, chief executive officer of the Charity Commission, takes part in our annual perm secs round-up​


    London’s police officers get new tool to fight crime Sponsored
    02 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    London’s police officers get new tool to fight crime

    Police forces across London have stepped up the fight against crime by using Microsoft’s Azure cloud service


    Government comms chief Alex Aiken reviews 2016 and looks ahead to the new year
    02 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Government comms chief Alex Aiken reviews 2016 and looks ahead to the new year

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites. Government communications executive director Alex Aiken takes part in our annual perm secs round-up​


    Defra permanent secretary Clare Moriarty on 2016, Brexit – and the joys of the #Defraselfie
    02 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Defra permanent secretary Clare Moriarty on 2016, Brexit – and the joys of the #Defraselfie

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites.Clare Moriarty, permanent secretary at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs takes part in our annual perm secs round-up​


    HMRC: MPs voice fears over digital shift against backdrop of staff cuts
    02 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    HMRC: MPs voice fears over digital shift against backdrop of staff cuts

    Agency “has no contingency plan” for lower-than-predicted uptake of digital tax plans, Public Accounts Committee warns


    DVLA chief executive Oliver Morley: 'Keeping people motivated will be 2017's biggest challenge'
    01 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    DVLA chief executive Oliver Morley: "Keeping people motivated will be 2017's biggest challenge"

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites. Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) chief executive Oliver Morley takes part in our annual perm secs round-up​


    Ministry of Defence permanent secretary Stephen Lovegrove reviews 2016 and looks ahead to the new year
    01 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Ministry of Defence permanent secretary Stephen Lovegrove reviews 2016 and looks ahead to the new year

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites. Stephen Lovegrove, permanent secretary of the Ministry of Defence, kicks off our annual perm secs round-up​


    Perm secs round-up 2016: Britain's top civil servants review the year and look ahead to 2017
    01 Dec 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Perm secs round-up 2016: Britain's top civil servants review the year and look ahead to 2017

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites. This list will be updated throughout December, so check back regularly!


    Interview: Ian Watmore – the new first civil service commissioner sets out his stall on leadership, diversity and reform
    28 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Interview: Ian Watmore – the new first civil service commissioner sets out his stall on leadership, diversity and reform

    After three years away from Whitehall, Ian Watmore is back — this time as head of the organisation upholding the very values of the civil service. The new first civil service commissioner sits down with Matt Foster to talk reform, diversity, and why, as a departmental leader, you can no longer "just draft your way out of a problem”


    Civil Service Awards 2016 — the winners in full
    25 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Civil Service Awards 2016 — the winners in full

    Civil servants from across the UK gathered at Lancaster House in London last night for the annual Civil Service Awards, organised by CSW’s parent company Dods. Below is a full list of the winners — congratulations from the CSW team to all those were nominated!


    Whitehall's deputy CTO resigns, saying Government Digital Service 'entering a new phase'
    24 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Whitehall's deputy CTO resigns, saying Government Digital Service "entering a new phase"

    James Stewart becomes the latest senior departure from the Government Digital Service, as he makes the case for IT spend controls


    Autumn Statement 2016: Hammond loosens Osborne's £3.5bn efficiency drive – but departmental cuts plan remains
    23 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Autumn Statement 2016: Hammond loosens Osborne's £3.5bn efficiency drive – but departmental cuts plan remains

    Spending Review 2015 plans "will remain in place", says the new chancellor – but departments will be able to reinvest some of their 2019/20 savings


    UK Ministry of Defence on the frontline of cloud-based data protection with Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection Sponsored
    23 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    UK Ministry of Defence on the frontline of cloud-based data protection with Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection

    Microsoft looks at how it's cloud technologies are helping the MOD meet its digital transformation agenda


    What does digital transformation look like for you? Microsoft launches the most extensive study into Digital Transformation in the UK Sponsored
    23 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    What does digital transformation look like for you? Microsoft launches the most extensive study into Digital Transformation in the UK

    Microsoft shares key findings from one of the largest studies of business and IT leaders around digital transformation


    Autumn Statement 2016: FCO in joint bid for £10m to hire Brexit-focused trade policy staff
    23 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Autumn Statement 2016: FCO in joint bid for £10m to hire Brexit-focused trade policy staff

    FCO perm sec Simon McDonald has told MPs he is “hopeful” that the Treasury will announce a new fund to recruit trade policy staff in today’s Autumn Statement


    Public Accounts Committee: Single Departmental Plans 'not improving transparency'
    23 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Public Accounts Committee: Single Departmental Plans "not improving transparency"

    "Brexit will be a true test of whether SDPs are fit for purpose", says the Public Accounts Committee


    Brexit: former civil service head Lord Kerslake calls for independent review of civil service capacity
    22 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Brexit: former civil service head Lord Kerslake calls for independent review of civil service capacity

     Former head of the civil service Lord Kerslake urges government to "pause, review, take stock of what it has in front of it and then revisit the question of capacity"


    May wants 'incremental change' not 'radical reform' of Whitehall, says first civil service commissioner Ian Watmore
    21 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    May wants "incremental change" not "radical reform" of Whitehall, says first civil service commissioner Ian Watmore

    Exclusive: Ian Watmore tells CSW he is "absolutely convinced" that the current crop of ministers "wants to preserve Northcote-Travelyan" model of an impartial civil service, as he sets out focus on diversity, skills and leadership


    DWP digital chief named CIO of the year – as department reported to be reviewing projects
    21 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    DWP digital chief named CIO of the year – as department reported to be reviewing projects

    Mayank Prakash scoops UK IT Industry Award as department denies rumours of a project overspend


    People Survey 2016: Department of Health points to restructuring as staff morale plummets
    17 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    People Survey 2016: Department of Health points to restructuring as staff morale plummets

    Staff responses signal across-the-board plunge on all key measures, and make department Whitehall’s lowest employee-engagement performer



     


    Letwin says Brexit means reallocating resources, not hiring new staff – as No 10 slams 'leaked memo'
    15 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Letwin says Brexit means reallocating resources, not hiring new staff – as No 10 slams "leaked memo"

    Former Cabinet Office minister says he "very much" doubts more staff will be needed for Brexit and says departments can "reallocate" existing officials – as Downing Street claims leaked memo may be an attempt by consultants to win business


    SME procurement target in focus as business chiefs head to Whitehall
    15 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    SME procurement target in focus as business chiefs head to Whitehall

    Manzoni and Gummer convene refreshed advisory panel as government reiterates commitment to channel 33% of procurement spend through SMEs


    Department of Health seeks £100k-a-year 'digital evangelist'
    14 Nov 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Department of Health seeks £100k-a-year "digital evangelist"

    Senior DH official will need to show “flexibility, adaptability and resilience"


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