Ofgem board member quits over handling of price cap
18 Aug Economy
Ofgem board member quits over handling of price cap
Non-exec director says energy regulator has “failed to strike the right balance” between interests of consumers and suppliers
Redundancy reform: ministers ‘want civil service job cuts on the cheap’
16 Aug Economy
Redundancy reform: ministers ‘want civil service job cuts on the cheap’
Government accused of treating staff with "disdain" after proposing Civil Service Compensation Scheme changes
Redundancy payments could be slashed as departments eye staff cuts
15 Aug Economy
Redundancy payments could be slashed as departments eye staff cuts
Civil Service Compensation Scheme changes set out in new consultation document would worsen 2010 terms
Cost of living crisis: One in 12 civil servants 'using food banks'
09 Aug Economy
Cost of living crisis: One in 12 civil servants 'using food banks'
Exodus as 38% of officials responding to union survey say they are looking for jobs outside civil service
Cutting 91,000 jobs ‘would hit services and could cost £2bn in redundancies’
08 Aug Economy
Cutting 91,000 jobs ‘would hit services and could cost £2bn in redundancies’
Treasury "goes cold” on the headcount reduction plan following Steve Barclay review
Chancellor confirms permanent home for Treasury's Darlington base
26 Jul Economy
Chancellor confirms permanent home for Treasury's Darlington base
Office for 1,100 officials will be built on empty car park
Defra drops bid for higher pay rises, blaming 'escalating inflation' Exclusive
22 Jul Economy
Defra drops bid for higher pay rises, blaming 'escalating inflation'
Economic pressure has made it "extremely unlikely" Cabinet Office and Treasury will sign off on pay-flexibility case, remuneration committee says
Treasury spending chief sounds alarm on inflationary pressures facing departments
22 Jul Economy
Treasury spending chief sounds alarm on inflationary pressures facing departments
Cat Little says some parts of government are “struggling” to evidence the impact of spiralling prices
HMRC estimates fraud in Covid schemes is ‘up to £6.4bn’
21 Jul Economy
HMRC estimates fraud in Covid schemes is ‘up to £6.4bn’
Annual accounts get qualified sign-off because of pandemic programmes, corporation tax and personal tax credits issues
Pay constraint 'unjust, unwise, and unfair', says Environment Agency chief Exclusive
21 Jul Economy
Pay constraint 'unjust, unwise, and unfair', says Environment Agency chief
James Bevan says staff are "experiencing real hardship" as inflation bites, with some using foodbanks
Chancellor tells Johnson to go as new education secretary resigns
07 Jul Economy
Chancellor tells Johnson to go as new education secretary resigns
UK deserves a government that "acts with integrity", Nadhim Zahawi says less than 48 hours after being appointed
Barclay named health secretary and Zahawi becomes chancellor as resignations continue
06 Jul Economy
Barclay named health secretary and Zahawi becomes chancellor as resignations continue
Barclay's successor as Cabinet Office minister yet to be named
Chancellor Rishi Sunak and health secretary Sajid Javid resign
05 Jul Economy
Chancellor Rishi Sunak and health secretary Sajid Javid resign
Double resignation comes after Simon McDonald says No.10 was "not telling the truth" about Pincher affair
Chancellor's economic adviser says he ‘expects’ to be made redundant
30 Jun Economy
Chancellor's economic adviser says he ‘expects’ to be made redundant
Tim Leunig announces move to DHSC for six months to work on cancer, mental health and other issues before anticipated job cuts redundancy at Christmas
New cost-of-living tsar called Boris Johnson a 'lame duck PM'
15 Jun Economy
New cost-of-living tsar called Boris Johnson a 'lame duck PM'
Just Eat boss David Buttress has also said "Boris has to go" and called him a "dead man walking politically"
BEIS picks new Competition and Markets Authority chair
01 Jun Economy
BEIS picks new Competition and Markets Authority chair
The appointment will end an 18-month search for a new permanent chair
BEIS 'offered open goal to fraudsters’ with Covid loan schemes
19 May Economy
BEIS 'offered open goal to fraudsters’ with Covid loan schemes
Public Accounts Committee says the department officials failed to properly warn ministers of how severe potential fraud levels might be
Cost of living: Gove dismisses emergency budget speculation as government insists 'money is finite'
11 May Economy
Cost of living: Gove dismisses emergency budget speculation as government insists 'money is finite'
PM's pledge that "we will be saying more and doing more" to tackle soaring costs does not mean an emergency budget is coming
Queen’s Speech: Government pledges to ‘grow and strengthen economy’ amid cost-of-living crisis
10 May Economy
Queen’s Speech: Government pledges to ‘grow and strengthen economy’ amid cost-of-living crisis
Speech includes no new measures despite saying ministers understand "how the rising cost of living is making life harder for people"
Ageing DWP IT 'stopped Sunak raising benefits to keep pace with inflation'
10 May Economy
Ageing DWP IT 'stopped Sunak raising benefits to keep pace with inflation'
Reports claim chancellor was advised that payments of legacy benefits could only be increased once a year
A third of departments set to miss annual report deadline, Treasury says
26 Apr Economy
A third of departments set to miss annual report deadline, Treasury says
2021-22 reports will include statements on the impact of the pandemic on departmental goals plus a fraud-and-error analysis of Covid schemes
Preferred site for Treasury’s Darlington base revealed
12 Apr Economy
Preferred site for Treasury’s Darlington base revealed
Former car park is top pick for the exchequer’s northern home
Shapps announces crackdown on ferry firms to combat ‘outrageous’ P&O sackings
31 Mar Economy
Shapps announces crackdown on ferry firms to combat ‘outrageous’ P&O sackings
HMRC will target resources at companies’ minimum-wage compliance and Insolvency Service will explore Hebblethwaite ban
Spring Statement: Below-inflation civil service pay awards ‘seem a certainty’
25 Mar Economy
Spring Statement: Below-inflation civil service pay awards ‘seem a certainty’
Union chief says further restraint will be “catastrophic” for public sector workers