Education

Public Accounts Committee calls for a framework tracking number of contracts companies hold across government

Former troubled families tsar approved to take up role with police, criminal justice, and local government consultancy

Parliament’s senior learning projects officer Claire Bogue describes the work behind a recently launched Massive Open Online Course on select committees

Official watchdog investigation also revealed former universities minister Jo Johnson interfered in recruitment process 

Prime minister has announced the government will consider lowering the £9,250 maximum annual charge as part of wide-ranging higher education report

As government gears up to celebrate the centenary of voting rights for women, Tamsin Rutter catches up with gender champion Melanie Dawes and women’s network co-founder Keela Shackell-Smith on their priorities for 2018

As the pay cap is being lifted for other parts of the public sector, SCS pay reform needs ambition and commitment, not aspirational blather

Union accuses tax agency of 'throwing IT staff on the scrap heap' as it emerges there may not be room for them in new regional centres

Civil Service Commission eyes relaxation of competition rules if they are “unlikely to secure suitable appointees”

MPs criticise slow progress on “byzantinely complicated task” but Brexit department insists capability is constantly under review

Department for Work and Pensions update lists offices earmarked for closure in rest of 2018

All government departments will sign the Tech Talent Charter, including a pledge to submit anonymised diversity data