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    Economy

    The latest Economy news from Civil Service World
    Budget 2017: Hammond avoids big giveaways as fiscal outlook improves
    08 Mar 2017 Economy
    Budget 2017: Hammond avoids big giveaways as fiscal outlook improves

    Hammond avoids big tweaks to Whitehall budgets, but targets extra funding for social care and business rate relief


    Budget 2017: Hammond to set out 'upbeat' vision of Brexit Britain
    08 Mar 2017 Economy
    Budget 2017: Hammond to set out "upbeat" vision of Brexit Britain

    Treasury trails Hammond's first Budget, as OECD upgrades UK growth forecast


    Whitehall told to ramp up devolution efforts – or risk worsening Brexit divide
    07 Mar 2017 Economy
    Whitehall told to ramp up devolution efforts – or risk worsening Brexit divide

    RSA says power in the UK remains "too centralised" – and urges central government to give more freedom to local authorities to tackle regional imbalances


    Civil service pay: Prospect union joins calls for Phillip Hammond to end “political football” of 1% cap
    07 Mar 2017 Economy
    Civil service pay: Prospect union joins calls for Phillip Hammond to end “political football” of 1% cap

    Union calls for independent review of pay as it warns that maintaining a 1% cap on pay rises is “unsustainable”


    Budget 2017: Hammond mulls tax rise to cover extra spending
    06 Mar 2017 Economy
    Budget 2017: Hammond mulls tax rise to cover extra spending

    Chancellor will not use improved growth forecasts to borrow more money, it is reported


    Interview: BEIS perm sec Alex Chisholm on merging DECC and BIS, the Industrial Strategy, and the Brexit challenge
    27 Feb 2017 Economy
    Interview: BEIS perm sec Alex Chisholm on merging DECC and BIS, the Industrial Strategy, and the Brexit challenge

    Nine days after his appointment as permanent secretary of the Department of Energy & Climate Change, Alex Chisholm suddenly found himself running the newly-formed Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. Here he talks merging ministries, Brexit and championing both business and consumers with Sam Macrory


    “We’re a tax authority, not a software provider' – HMRC defends Making Tax Digital plans
    23 Feb 2017 Economy
    “We’re a tax authority, not a software provider" – HMRC defends Making Tax Digital plans

    House of Lords committee puts HMRC officials through their paces


    Stretched departments struggling to produce evidence for regulatory changes – watchdog
    21 Feb 2017 Economy
    Stretched departments struggling to produce evidence for regulatory changes – watchdog

    Regulatory Policy Committee says it is "disappointed" that departments appear to be diverting resources away from providing rigorous assessment of their decisions


    DWP creates new DG role for Universal Credit
    16 Feb 2017 Economy
    DWP creates new DG role for Universal Credit

    Perm sec makes work services director Susan Park accountable for payments system’s operation across Jobcentres and service centres


    Treasury seeks £125,000-a-year corporate finance expert to help with 'unpopular decisions'
    14 Feb 2017 Economy
    Treasury seeks £125,000-a-year corporate finance expert to help with "unpopular decisions"

    UK Government Investments – which leads on the management and privatisation of state assets – seeks new director


    Treasury is 'overbearing' and 'overstretched', warns Lord Kerslake – but review stops short of calling for break-up
    13 Feb 2017 Economy
    Treasury is "overbearing" and "overstretched", warns Lord Kerslake – but review stops short of calling for break-up

    Former head of the civil service's review for Labour says Treasury must "up its game" on financial expertise; do more to support regional growth; and stop "second guessing" departments


    Tom Gash of the Institute for Government: An end to bungled private sector deals?
    10 Feb 2017 Economy
    Tom Gash of the Institute for Government: An end to bungled private sector deals?

    Proper management of outsourced services is the only way to avoid the contracting fiascos of recent years, argues the IfG's Tom Gash


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