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Latest Oxford University ranking sees Whitehall rise to global top spot from fourth-best

Scotland turnout gives union hope it will hit the UK-wide threshold it didn't reach in 2018's ballot

Trade unions argue that a significant, above-inflation increase is needed to address years of pay erosion north of the border

Next NHS Scotland boss will earn more than their predecessor, job ad shows

Report details seismic Whitehall shifts, two years after Theresa May triggered Article 50

 

Two decades after the Scottish Government and Welsh Government came into existence, politicians reflect on how staff reacted

National Audit Office says department only has a limited evidence base, two years into 10-year drive to boost employment levels

Eight-hundred staff on the move, hundreds of millions in wage costs and holiday bans – how the civil service is preparing for Brexit day

Research indicates two-thirds of flagship programme’s participants have seriously considered quitting because of their salary

The steady rise in civil servants continues, with growth concentrated in departments with the highest Brexit workloads

Non-departmental public body with responsibility for T-levels offers up to £140k a year for next boss

Cabinet Office’s Oliver Dowden insists government really has ended the 1% pay cap on pay rises

Taunton building completes three years after initial design work commenced

Whitehall’s biggest union urges members to capitalise on government disarray in pending strike ballot

Whitehall gender champion and MHCLG perm sec Melanie Dawes launches drive to “ensure opportunities are available to women from all backgrounds”

Liz Truss' proposal to implement £95,000 cap comes three years after plan was first legislated for

PCS says four out of five members voted to strike at west London centre

Trade union chief says report shows woman are still waiting for pay equality, 64 years after it was first promised

Tax agency declares city base structurally complete and ready for fit-out

New research finds tens of thousands of Whitehall workers on trapped in in-work poverty due to low wages

PCS says controversial decision to pause scheme valuations set to mean members miss out on 2% contributions reduction

Announcement comes as damning report finds probation service at one of collapsed company's subsidiaries "inadequate"

Judge nods to departmental budget pressures as he hands down 12-month sentence

The revelation comes as a CSW investigation shows the Department for Transport paid out £8,000 in payments connected to NDAs last year