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Special report: Ministers made bold promises about the impact of mutualisation on civil service pensions. But as Matt Foster reports, administrator MyCSP has left some retired officials tearing their hair out
Plans to cap “six figure” exit payments for public sector workers could have damaging consequences for trust and workforce management
National Audit Office report says department consulted carefully on Care Act, but sounds warning over whether local authorities will be able to cope with demand
New man in 70 Whitehall to tell IfG he wants officials to "feel in control of their destiny"
Department for Work and Pensions to be led by Iain Duncan Smith again as Cameron fleshes out new government
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg promises above-inflation payrise for public sector from 2019 if party holds "balance of power"
Policy-makers around the world are using open data to bolster their development programmes, says Liz Carolan of the Open Data Institute
Report by former Stonewall chief executive, commissioned by the Cabinet Office, says many LGBT staff feel 'pressured to fit into a conventional mould'
From the homeless and crime victims to the abused children of Rotherham, Louise Casey has spent her career fighting for society’s most vulnerable. Sarah Aston meets her. Photos by Tal Cohen
Amid the furore around HSBC's Swiss operations, FDA general secretary Dave Penman says we should remember that HMRC has had to prioritise in the face of budget cuts
Some Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) civil servants believe Whitehall prejudice is acting as a brake on career progression, exclusive survey reveals
Amendment to Civil Service Code over contact with the media sparks transparency row with trade unions FDA and PCS, but Cabinet Office says it is providing clarity
Advance sight of a Cabinet Office review into the civil service's LGBT record, another SNP-Whitehall fracas, and feverish Budget speculation make our regular round-up of Whitehall in the headlines
Work and Pensions Committee urges new regulator to stop people being 'ripped off' when changes come into force
Former cabinet secretary warns too many politicians 'don't get' poverty
Colin Marrs talks to Peter Wilding, who moved from head of energy policy at HM Treasury to Treasury secondee in Cheshire West & Chester
Reports that Equiniti - 51% owners of joint mutual overseeing Whitehall pensions - being sized up for stock market debut or sale
Prime minister David Cameron set to unveil new measures to crack down on child sexual exploitation
International Women’s Day is an opportunity for everyone, regardless of gender, says Mary Aiston
As Britain’s first anti-slavery commissioner, Kevin Hyland is on a mission to set people free – with the help of some friends in very high places. Sarah Aston spoke to him.
A monthly interview with people who’ve crossed organisational and sectoral boundaries to join a new working world. Michael Anderson moved from the Cabinet Office to the philanthropic organisation the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation
Former prisons watchdog Stephen Shaw will lead a review into detainee welfare on home secretary’s request
Home secretary announces new chair of abuse inquiry, which will now have statutory powers