Articles tagged with: SCS pay
A giddy new dawn: Plans for SCS pay progression are a crucial step in the right direction
17 Jun Civil Service Reform
A giddy new dawn: Plans for SCS pay progression are a crucial step in the right direction
Recently-announced reforms to SCS pay means government can begin to address issues that have blighted the senior civil service pay system for decades
Promotion avoidance, pay tourism and AI-generated applications: Five takeaways from this year's SSRB report
28 May HR
Promotion avoidance, pay tourism and AI-generated applications: Five takeaways from this year's SSRB report
CSW trawls the newly-published Senior Salaries Review Body report for hot trends in senior civil service recruitment and retention
Civil service pay: 'We could be on the brink of a breakthrough', union boss says
14 May Civil Service Reform
Civil service pay: 'We could be on the brink of a breakthrough', union boss says
As FDA general secretary Dave Penman signals pay reform progress is close, chief secretary to the PM Darren Jones confirms changes to SCS bonuses
Senior civil service pay rise should be 2.5% or less, Cabinet Office says
31 Oct 2025 HR
Senior civil service pay rise should be 2.5% or less, Cabinet Office says
Government asks Senior Salaries Review Body to prioritise measures from upcoming fundamental review of SCS pay
Average salary for SCS lower in London than rest of England
25 Sep 2025 HR
Average salary for SCS lower in London than rest of England
Senior civil service is only grade where median salary in England is higher when London is excluded
Treasury hikes threshold for when new salaries require senior minister's approval
15 Jul 2025 Civil Service Reform
Treasury hikes threshold for when new salaries require senior minister's approval
Top-level pay controls guidance update also includes new exceptions
Why fixing the broken system of civil service reward is key to rewiring the state
05 Dec 2024 Civil Service Reform
Why fixing the broken system of civil service reward is key to rewiring the state
With a new government and a new cabinet secretary the time for pay reform is now, argues the FDA union’s assistant general secretary