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    Professions

    The latest news by profession from inside the Civil Service World
    Analysis All
    Government's ‘top down-approach’ to net zero 'holding back progress'
    02 Feb Analysis
    Government's ‘top down-approach’ to net zero 'holding back progress'
    Government needs to give mayoral authorities powers to deliver net zero goals, think tank says
    Decision on extra pay increase ‘was the hardest call this year’, National Audit Office chief says
    28 Dec 2022 Analysis
    Decision on extra pay increase ‘was the hardest call this year’, National Audit Office chief says
    Cost-of-living crisis and audit reform are biggest challenges to come this year, says Gareth Davies – who also recalls challenging days working as a postie at Christmas
    Commercial All
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    Motorola removed from government strategic suppliers list following ESN exit
    18 May Commercial
    Motorola removed from government strategic suppliers list following ESN exit
    Company claims excision from roster of Whitehall's most significant commercial partners is a "routine update"
    CCS defends Digital Marketplace closure and pledges to ‘reinstate transparency’
    05 May Commercial
    CCS defends Digital Marketplace closure and pledges to ‘reinstate transparency’
    Suppliers and former officials have lamented the decision but procurement agency says platform could no longer "accommodate growing demands"
    Digital, Data & Technology All
    MoJ reprimanded after ‘bags of confidential documents’ exposed for over two weeks
    31 May Digital, Data & Technology
    MoJ reprimanded after ‘bags of confidential documents’ exposed for over two weeks
    Sensitive data was left unsecured in prison holding area, according to data watchdog
    ‘It appals me’: ex-GCHQ director condemns government WhatsApp use
    31 May Communications
    ‘It appals me’: ex-GCHQ director condemns government WhatsApp use
    David Omand says informal comms should not be used to discuss important government information
    Operational Delivery All
    ‘Dysfunctional’ FCDO systems left aid watchdog unable to recruit staff and pay contractors
    25 May Civil Service Reform
    ‘Dysfunctional’ FCDO systems left aid watchdog unable to recruit staff and pay contractors
    ICAI details recruitment and spending challenges following FCO-DfID merger
    'Relentless' policy shifts have hit civil servants' faith in leadership, Chisholm says
    19 May HR
    'Relentless' policy shifts have hit civil servants' faith in leadership, Chisholm says
    Officials have been "discombobulated" by non-stop change in policy and ministers, COO says
    Fraud, Error Debt & Grants All
    Officials aren’t ‘reluctant’ to tackle fraud and corruption, Chisholm says
    16 May Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
    Officials aren’t ‘reluctant’ to tackle fraud and corruption, Chisholm says
    Cabinet Office perm sec tells MPs National Audit Office allegation is “not his experience”
    Recovering £1.1bn in Covid debts will be ‘incredibly hard’, DBT perm sec admits
    11 May Finance
    Recovering £1.1bn in Covid debts will be ‘incredibly hard’, DBT perm sec admits
    “Loosey-goosey” approach to first wave of business grants created a major obstacle to getting cash back, Davies tells MPs
    HR All
    PCS 'rules nothing out' amid Home Office staff concern over asylum policy
    31 May HR
    PCS 'rules nothing out' amid Home Office staff concern over asylum policy
    PCS official says industrial solution could be sought to "look after welfare" of civil servants if Rwanda deal litigation fails
    Unions win right to challenge High Court pensions decision
    30 May HR
    Unions win right to challenge High Court pensions decision
    Move could result in lower Civil Service Pension Scheme contributions following McCloud judgment
    Legal All
    Minister defends civil servants who referred Johnson to police over lockdown breach claims
    24 May Coronavirus
    Minister defends civil servants who referred Johnson to police over lockdown breach claims
    Officials could not "sit on" information discovered while preparing for the Covid Inquiry, Chalk says
    NICS head calls on Stormont leaders to address 'governance gap'
    23 May Legal
    NICS head calls on Stormont leaders to address 'governance gap'
    Jayne Brady warns budget will "cause enduring harm to public service delivery" as she invites party leaders to discuss power sharing
    Project Delivery All
    Delivery of troubled Home Office comms network programme pushed back to 2029
    12 May Digital, Data & Technology
    Delivery of troubled Home Office comms network programme pushed back to 2029
    Work on Emergency Services Network began in 2015 and is now expected to complete a full decade behind original schedule
    MPs voice fears about Cabinet Office’s latest shared-services drive
    05 May Digital, Data & Technology
    MPs voice fears about Cabinet Office’s latest shared-services drive
    Report flags lack of business case, absence contingency plans for funding shortfalls and inconsistent “benefits” calculations
    Property & Estates All
    Places for Growth: Early-stage report floated 60,000 job relocations
    26 May Civil Service Reform
    Places for Growth: Early-stage report floated 60,000 job relocations
    Figure is almost three times the number of moves the Cabinet Office eventually settled on
    Government emissions fall 35% in five years
    21 Apr Energy & Environment
    Government emissions fall 35% in five years
    But State of the Estate report finds failure to meet target to cut amount of waste generated
    Communications All
    Braverman's missed PR move and 'terrifying' Sue Gray: Five things we learned at the IfG’s civil service impartiality summit
    24 May Communications
    Braverman's missed PR move and 'terrifying' Sue Gray: Five things we learned at the IfG’s civil service impartiality summit
    The home secretary missed a trick by skipping her speed-awareness course, while Gus O’Donnell fears a crony takeover of Whitehall
    MoJ pulls tweet after criticism from high-ranking Met officer
    19 May Communications
    MoJ pulls tweet after criticism from high-ranking Met officer
    Lynne Owens said ministry’s post gave an “inaccurate and offensive” portrayal of police work to support rape victims
    Finance All
    'Pathetic': MPs slam Treasury's response to aid spending concerns
    22 May Finance
    'Pathetic': MPs slam Treasury's response to aid spending concerns
    Government rejected committee's call for ODA to be ringfenced for overseas development
    Treasury confirms Civil Service Pension Scheme reform plan
    17 May Finance
    Treasury confirms Civil Service Pension Scheme reform plan
    Reformed scheme will not have to cover costs for legacy schemes, policy statement says
    Science & Engineering All
    'Engage, evolve, embed': Behind the policing science and tech strategy
    25 May Digital, Data & Technology
    'Engage, evolve, embed': Behind the policing science and tech strategy
    Policing’s chief scientific adviser Paul Taylor shares how the new science and technology strategy was developed – and what will be needed for it to succeed
    ‘He may go down as the most influential chief scientific adviser we’ve had’: experts reflect on Patrick Vallance’s time in government
    04 Apr Science & Engineering
    ‘He may go down as the most influential chief scientific adviser we’ve had’: experts reflect on Patrick Vallance’s time in government
    As government chief scientific adviser, Sir Patrick Vallance became a household name as the calm and rational presence at the daily Covid briefings. Beckie Smith takes a look at the man behind the TV screen
    Policy All
    George Eustice is right: ministers should spend more time with junior civil servants
    18 May HR
    George Eustice is right: ministers should spend more time with junior civil servants
    While the civil service is dominated by generalists when it comes to policy, junior civil servants may be the closest thing ministers have to experts
    Whitehall ‘not moving fast enough’ on product-safety reform
    12 May Economy
    Whitehall ‘not moving fast enough’ on product-safety reform
    Public Accounts Committee chair voices concerns about pace of progress with 2021 review
    Energy & Environment All
    ‘Complete overhaul of Defra IT needed to ensure safe food and water,' MPs warn
    16 May Digital, Data & Technology
    ‘Complete overhaul of Defra IT needed to ensure safe food and water,' MPs warn
    Creaking tech infrastructure "at constant risk of failure or cyberattack", PAC finds
    'Opening up my door to junior civil servants was powerful,' ex-environment secretary says
    10 May Energy & Environment
    'Opening up my door to junior civil servants was powerful,' ex-environment secretary says
    George Eustice extols virtues of interrogating officials who have done 'hard graft to understand an issue'
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