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Fiscal watchdog predicts 0.1m drop in public sector workforce by 2020, but says pay restraint will reduce need for cuts
GDS to get an extra £450m, Spending Review confirms
Comprehensive Spending Review eyes raft of efficiency-focused changes across government, including a review of sickness absence and cuts to the DWP estate. Here are the key details
Topline departmental figures from the chancellor's Comprehensive Spending Review
Live: Rolling coverage of the Comprehensive Spending Review and Autumn Statement provided by CSW's sister title PoliticsHome
CSW rounds up the big Spending Review stories and analysis ahead of the chancellor's statement to the Commons at 12:30pm
How smart is your team? Bruce Mann, executive director of the Government Property Unit, on the importance of smart working and how the civil service is celebrating and supporting teams who want to adopt it
After years of shrinking departmental budgets, how can civil servants rise to the further challenge of the 2015 Spending Review? Jess Wilkins reports from a CSW round table which sought to address that very question
No employer in the private sector would see a five year pay freeze – followed by a 1% cap – as the route to success, argues the deputy general secretary of the Prospect union
As the Spending Review looms, Stian Westlake of Nesta argues that reducing the influence of the Treasury could replace the essay-crisis drama of Budgets and Autumn Statements with a more thoughtful budgetary process
Latest Whitehall Monitor from the Institute for Government says government must not take quality of open data for granted – and says new chief data officer will need "sufficient political and institutional clout" to make the issue a priority
The Department for Business, Innovation & Skills may be facing a tough Spending Review settlement, but permanent secretary Martin Donnelly tells Matt Foster that the “honest and open” culture at BIS will endure – whatever the chancellor decides
Exclusive: Business department's top official Martin Donnelly tells CSW he will have "failed" if diversity agenda falls by the wayside – and sheds light on what the BIS 2020 review means for the organisation's regional presence
Cyber security apprentices from government to join apprentices from BT at networking and training event later this month
DWP, Decc, HMRC and Cabinet Office among those agreeing to George Osborne's cuts call
Find out which civil servants won awards at Thursday night's prestigious Buckingham Palace bash
Insitute for Government report says there is "insufficient recognition" that "less money will often mean doing less" – and urges clear statements of intent from new single departmental plans
Ahead of tonight's Civil Service Awards ceremony at Buckingham Palace, the Cabinet secretary hails the "passion, imagination and ingenuity" of officials across government
Geoffrey Spence to step aside as Infrastructure UK merged with major projects watchdog
Crown Commercial Service's director of complex transactions to temporarily serve as chief commercial officer
HM Revenue and Customs chief executive says low staff morale is not damaging productivity – but acknowledges more work to do to make officials feel engaged with wider department
Matt Hancock says new team will bring together officials and ministers to focus on digital reform
Cross-government SDSR to be unveiled two days before the Spending Review
Combined central and local government outsourcing spend highest since early 2012, according to new research