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    Civil Service Reform

    The latest Civil Service Reform news from Civil Service World
    Government digital strategy unlikely to be published before EU vote, says DCMS minister Ed Vaizey
    30 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Government digital strategy unlikely to be published before EU vote, says DCMS minister Ed Vaizey

    Culture minister Ed Vaizey says a central government drive is needed to join up disparate digital technology initiatives being pursued by departments in isolation


    Ebola crisis: how UK civil servants kept the public informed and tackled scaremongering
    30 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Ebola crisis: how UK civil servants kept the public informed and tackled scaremongering

    DfID’s Angela Balakrishnan tells Max Goldbart how cross-government working and innovative content helped to keep the public informed at the height of the Ebola outbreak


    What can Barack Obama's digital adviser teach the civil service about talent hunting?
    29 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    What can Barack Obama's digital adviser teach the civil service about talent hunting?

    A new book by Beth Simone Noveck – a former open-government adviser to both US president Barack Obama and prime minister David Cameron – contains useful lessons for the civil service on finding the right expertise


    Ministry of Defence to vacate ten more sites as department seeks to shrink estate
    29 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Ministry of Defence to vacate ten more sites as department seeks to shrink estate

    Latest batch of MoD land disposals will "make the defence estate more efficient and better suited to the needs of our armed forces", says minister Mark Lancaster


    Ministers press ahead with Land Registry privatisation plans – as PCS and Labour hit out
    29 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Ministers press ahead with Land Registry privatisation plans – as PCS and Labour hit out

    Consultation says moving 4,500 civil servants to the private sector will "bring new knowledge and investment" into the Land Registry – but PCS union says plans are driven by "short-term political choice, not economic necessity"


    Civil servants could be asked to list parents' jobs as Matt Hancock launches new social mobility drive
    24 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Civil servants could be asked to list parents' jobs as Matt Hancock launches new social mobility drive

    Departments to spearhead use of HR metrics, and target apprenticeships and internships at working class kids, as Cabinet Office updates its diversity Talent Action Plan


    Interview: Defra permanent secretary Clare Moriarty on flooding, Extended Ministerial Offices and modernising her department
    24 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Interview: Defra permanent secretary Clare Moriarty on flooding, Extended Ministerial Offices and modernising her department

    Since Clare Moriarty became permanent secretary of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs last August, she has found herself drawing on three decades of Whitehall experience to tackle challenges like flooding and organisational reform. Jess Bowie meets her


    Civil servants don’t provide enough challenge – and Ken Clarke thinks pay restraint is taking a toll: former coalition ministers share frustrations
    23 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Civil servants don’t provide enough challenge – and Ken Clarke thinks pay restraint is taking a toll: former coalition ministers share frustrations

    A lack of challenging advice, no control over important appointments and poor management information are among the frustrations voiced by David Laws, Greg Barker, Ken Clarke, Stephen Hammond and Baroness Kramer speaking in the latest interviews under the Institute for Government's 'Ministers Reflect' series


    Government outlines plans for Digital Marketplace expansion
    23 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Government outlines plans for Digital Marketplace expansion

    Cabinet Office's Warren Smith wants service to become the first port of call for procurement


    Being Bold in the Public Sector Sponsored
    22 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Being Bold in the Public Sector

    Microsoft considers the safest way to push the boundaries of innovation


    Department for International Development must not lose sight of poverty focus as more departments take on aid spending – MPs
    22 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Department for International Development must not lose sight of poverty focus as more departments take on aid spending – MPs

    International Development Committee gives broad backing to UK's new aid strategy – but warns DfID not to lose sight of poverty focus as other departments take on responsibility for spending development assistance funds


    Special report: As devolution gathers pace, is Whitehall really ready to let go?
    22 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Special report: As devolution gathers pace, is Whitehall really ready to let go?

    Passing powers from Whitehall to local areas is a key government goal. But do civil servants have enough understanding of what is happening on the ground to make the policy work? Colin Marrs talks to experts and officials to find out


    Office for National Statistics eyes new £17m data facilities in wake of Bean Review
    18 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Office for National Statistics eyes new £17m data facilities in wake of Bean Review

    New data science projects given the go-ahead in this week’s Budget will give the nation richer and more precise economic figures, the Office for National Statistics has said


    Public Accounts Committee “unconvinced” by new Infrastructure and Projects Authority — and urges focus on civil service specialists
    18 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Public Accounts Committee “unconvinced” by new Infrastructure and Projects Authority — and urges focus on civil service specialists

    PAC report casts doubt on ability of beefed-up major projects watchdog to scrutinise government’s biggest schemes, and calls on Cabinet Office to explain how it will meet skills shortages needed for "transformation"


    Budget 2016: Councils expect to be “fully compensated” by Treasury for business rate funding losses
    17 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Budget 2016: Councils expect to be “fully compensated” by Treasury for business rate funding losses

    Proposals to make local government financially self-sufficient by 2020 must not be impacted by George Osborne's business-boosting measures, a lobby group has warned


    Budget 2016: £71m boost for HMRC to improve customer service
    17 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Budget 2016: £71m boost for HMRC to improve customer service

    Budget pledges a further £71m investment in HMRC's frontline operations "to improve the service it provides taxpayers".


    Budget 2016: pensions tweak 'will take £2bn from departmental budgets' says OBR – as unions blast 'smoke and mirrors' move
    16 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Budget 2016: pensions tweak "will take £2bn from departmental budgets" says OBR – as unions blast "smoke and mirrors" move

    FDA union chief Dave Penman says pensions move will make make budget cuts "significantly worse” than the chancellor's headline announcements


    Budget 2016: Greater Manchester, Liverpool and London to pave the way on business rate retention
    16 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Budget 2016: Greater Manchester, Liverpool and London to pave the way on business rate retention

    Plans to end local authority reliance on Whitehall gather pace


    Budget 2016: civil service to see 'significant' relocation from Whitehall, says Treasury
    16 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Budget 2016: civil service to see "significant" relocation from Whitehall, says Treasury

    Budget document emphasises plan to "move civil servants out of expensive Whitehall accommodation", with Ministry of Justice looking to set up "centres of expertise outside the capital"


    Academy school conversions cause surge in central government headcount – but civil service staffing down 3.6% year-on-year
    16 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Academy school conversions cause surge in central government headcount – but civil service staffing down 3.6% year-on-year

    Suzannah Brecknell crunches the latest Office for National Statistics figures on public sector employment


    Budget 2016: live coverage as George Osborne sets out fresh public spending cuts
    16 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Budget 2016: live coverage as George Osborne sets out fresh public spending cuts

    Live coverage and reaction as chancellor sets out the 2016 Budget, provided by our colleagues on PoliticsHome.com. CSW will be have the key Whitehall stories and reaction throughout the afternoon


    Budget 2016: Osborne left with few 'easy choices' on departmental cuts, says Lord Kerslake
    15 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Budget 2016: Osborne left with few "easy choices" on departmental cuts, says Lord Kerslake

    "The obvious efficiency savings have come through in the early period," says former head of the civil service – as chancellor prepares to outline £4bn of further spending cuts


    Ministry of Justice launches probe into former commercial staff
    14 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    Ministry of Justice launches probe into former commercial staff

    "We take all allegations of impropriety extremely seriously," says justice minister Andrew Selous


    New government chief commercial officer: Cabinet Office appoints former PHS Group boss Gareth Rhys Williams
    14 Mar 2016 Civil Service Reform
    New government chief commercial officer: Cabinet Office appoints former PHS Group boss Gareth Rhys Williams

    Former chief executive of hygiene services firm PHS Group brought in to lead civil service commercial profession


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