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Government will need to think about more than salary and pension offers for the workers of the future if it is to remain an employer of choice

Steve Allen to leave government-owned company building new rail link after auditors slam unauthorised redundancy payments

PCS general secretary also claims that civil servants have implemented some government reforms “unwillingly”

Tax authority announces recruitment for top tax post will be limited to existing civil servants

Mark Bryson-Richardson, director of the Stabilisation Unit, tells Suzannah Brecknell how his team helps government respond to international emergencies

Many public bodies are concerned about the impact Brexit could have on them, with possible funding changes, staffing issues and uncertainty over future standards. Susanna Smith of the Public Chairs’ Forum explains what they can do to reduce the risk.

Michael Lockwood will become first director general of the Independent Office for Police Conduct

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Civil service race champion said it could take 10 years for progress on racial diversity to match that made on gender

Former policy advisor at the Better Regulation Executive becomes PM at head of coalition government

Unusual recruitment process will establish possible candidates for £133k posts to lead Northern Ireland departments – but there are currently no vacancies

David Williams tells MPs that Department of Health cannot calculate impact of delays to repairs and maintenance spending

‘Divisive’ performance management schemes are among areas where change is needed to implement the plan, says FDA union

Civil service diversity strategy sets out plans to develop framework for measuring inclusion across government

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Cabinet secretary Jeremy Heywood announces individuals and teams winning 2017 awards

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy was created in July 2016 as part of changes announced when Theresa May became prime minister. Civil Service World met Angie Ridgwell and Jaee Samant, the civil servants responsible for the transition programme from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and the Department for Energy and Climate Change, to reflect on the process. By Richard Johnstone

Devereux to leave government after leading the department through controversial Universal Credit rollout 

Prime minister demands 'explain or change' approach in battle to defeat ethnic injustice

Stephen Lovegrove told MPs that nuclear power plant deal with EDF would have collapsed had his department tried to renegotiate terms

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

As head of HM Courts and Tribunals Service, the Ministry of Justice executive agency that runs the judicial system in England and Wales, Susan Acland-Hood is overseeing wide-ranging reforms to the operation of courts across the country. She tells Richard Johnstone how the changes will improve access to justice

Deputy governor Sam Woods says slow progress in negotiations risks banks triggering contingency plans

Recent high-profile staff moves at the Department for Exiting the European Union have hit the headlines. Victoria Taylor, the FDA trade union’s national officer for DExEU and the Department for International Trade explains what is life is like on the inside of one of Whitehall’s most high-profile departments