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Meg Hillier letter says committee remains worried that timely delivery of a fully functioning new customs system as part of government’s no deal Brexit plans remains uncertain
By the end of 2019, 90% of senior civil service leaders will be trained as Wellbeing Confident Leaders
The government has effectively told civil servants it values them less than other public sector workers, says Prospect’s deputy general secretary. This cannot go unchallenged
Cabinet Office must withdraw pay guidance by Thursday afternoon avoid legal action, unions tell government
One year after the snap election which led to major changes Theresa May’s team, Kevin Schofield and Sebastian Whale talk to No 10 insiders, ministers and backbench Tories to find out more about the political team behind Britain’s most famous black door
Dame Martina Milburn says hiring a diverse team is her first priority, with applications open until 25 July
Matthew Rycroft has undertaken some challenging foreign policy roles in government, from helping end the war in Bosnia to facing down Russia in the UN security council. As he settles into his new role as permanent secretary of the Department for International Development he speaks to Richard Johnstone about the need for closer links with other departments, and the importance of showing what’s possible through the international aid budget
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
DfT's high-speed railway company to appoint new top team as project moves from design to construction
Revised government estate strategy confirms plans for more government hubs and moots creation of common access pass for Whitehall buildings
David Lidington has apologised for lack of consultation ahead of pay guidance publication, but document remains in place
The land of NHS founder Aneurin Bevan, Wales has seen a lot of changes since the health service was created 70 years ago. The Welsh Government’s top health official Andrew Goodall reflects on the enduring legacy of one of the nation’s favourite sons