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Just four departments currently publish detailed information about parental leave and pay policy on their websites

Justice secretary criticised for his role in departure of Nick Hardwick following board’s decision to release convicted rapist John Warboys

Some 112 staff are on more than £150,000 while 15 take home more than £251,000

Union and Labour call for government to disclose whether officials are being monitored for their political beliefs

The stories you may have missed as the government released a host of statements on the last day before summer recess

National Archives files reveal that 1,420 Whitehall staff were monitored by security services

Public Accounts Committee says need to embed procurement best practice across civil service is crucial following Carillion collapse

With no way to relieve the pressure of secrecy, a closed government is "fundamentally unsustainable, and guaranteed to fail", argues Andrew Greenway

Information Commissioner orders MoJ to disclose fines dished out to private-sector operators and cost of HMP Birmingham riot

PACAC describes Manzoni and Treasury admissions on PFI as ‘shocking’

Platform to contain information from councils and bus operations across England

Watchdog Acoba also approves roles for ex-No 10 strategy director and DIT "cybersecurity ambassador"

International Development Committee warns of risk to transparency and poverty-reduction focus as other departments increase their stake in humanitarian aid

Some four million callers were unable to speak to staff in the past year, with wait times and number of complaints rising

Institute for Government says refreshed documents still show ministries “trying to do too much” but welcomes diversity focus

Auditors find a lack of evidence that departments consistently act on recommendations from government-funded investigations

Despite Whitehall’s global reputation for integrity, it can still learn from a developing country civil service survey

Cabinet Office's annual figures show four-fold increase for Brexit department

Windrush scandal turns spotlight on numbers shortfall with high-fliers programme

Amber Rudd forced to admit use of targets after she and top official yesterday denied their existence  

Permanent secretary Tom Scholar outlines tests done by department to ensure financial settlement figure is robust

Lords committee urges government to review procurement rules and develop a national AI strategy

Department recruits for leader of newly created unit dedicated to leading the data policy agenda

Three months after the collapse of Carillion, organisation says outsourcing firms’ operating models require greater scrutiny