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    Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs

    Party announces more details of civil service reform policies including weakening pensions in favour of higher bonuses, increasing office working and big cuts to policy profession
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    MoD names national armaments director tasked with reforming defence procurement
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    'Coherence is needed': Government urged to leverage its £400bn procurement bill to aid missions drive
    Perm secs round-up 2016: Britain's top civil servants review the year and look ahead to 2017
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    Perm secs round-up 2016: Britain's top civil servants review the year and look ahead to 2017

    With the end of 2016 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2017 – and shed some light on their festive favourites. This list will be updated throughout December, so check back regularly!


    PAC chair Meg Hillier slams “fiasco beyond belief” over agency's lost contract paperwork
    29 Nov 2016 Commercial
    PAC chair Meg Hillier slams “fiasco beyond belief” over agency's lost contract paperwork

    MP calls for further investigation into a contract between UKTI and a consultancy firm which was cancelled after officials raised concerns over invoicing


    Treasury offers new chief information officer £90,000
    28 Nov 2016 Commercial
    Treasury offers new chief information officer £90,000

    New recruit be responsible for managing a £50m annual IT budget


    SME procurement target in focus as business chiefs head to Whitehall
    15 Nov 2016 Commercial
    SME procurement target in focus as business chiefs head to Whitehall

    Manzoni and Gummer convene refreshed advisory panel as government reiterates commitment to channel 33% of procurement spend through SMEs


    HMRC confirms early end to Concentrix tax credits contract
    14 Nov 2016 Commercial
    HMRC confirms early end to Concentrix tax credits contract

    HMRC says Concentrix staff moving in-house are being given fresh training, as it confirms earlier-than-planned end to controversial fraud and error deal


    Slimmed-down commercial standards call for 'time-limited' use of interim staff
    11 Nov 2016 Commercial
    Slimmed-down commercial standards call for "time-limited" use of interim staff

    Latest government commercial standards focus on building in-house clout and ask departments to justify use of interims


    Concentrix: Labour's Louise Haigh calls for “full story” on HMRC's tax credits contract
    28 Oct 2016 Commercial
    Concentrix: Labour's Louise Haigh calls for “full story” on HMRC's tax credits contract

    Former shadow Cabinet Office minister says the government still has questions to answer on troubled tax credit checks contract


    Tax credits problems “bigger than Concentrix”, HMRC chief Jon Thompson tells MPs
    27 Oct 2016 Commercial
    Tax credits problems “bigger than Concentrix”, HMRC chief Jon Thompson tells MPs

    HM Revenue & Customs chief exec Jon Thompson admits failings with fraud-busting contract just part of the "sub-optimal" picture on tax credits


    Concentrix row: HMRC chief Jon Thompson hints at early end to troubled tax credits contract
    26 Oct 2016 Commercial
    Concentrix row: HMRC chief Jon Thompson hints at early end to troubled tax credits contract

    HMRC chief says he will have "something to announce within the next few working days" about end of contract with US outsourcing firm, and says company "simply didn’t put enough people" on tax credit inquiry lines


    HMRC to bring Concentrix staff in-house after tax credit 'fiasco'
    21 Oct 2016 Commercial
    HMRC to bring Concentrix staff in-house after tax credit "fiasco"

    Agency will keep Belfast-based workers on ahead of May 2017 termination of outsourced checks contract


    New GDS chief: IT spending controls to become less 'adversarial'
    21 Oct 2016 Commercial
    New GDS chief: IT spending controls to become less "adversarial"

    In his first press briefing since taking over at the Government Digital Service, Kevin Cunnington signals his plan for lighter spend controls, a greater national presence – and perhaps a farewell to GDS's trademark bunting. Rebecca Hill of CSW's sister site PublicTechnology reports​


    MPs slam Shared Services strategy over lack of buy-in and 'unrealistic' business case
    19 Oct 2016 Commercial
    MPs slam Shared Services strategy over lack of buy-in and "unrealistic" business case

    The Public Accounts Committee says the government's latest plan to cut costs by sharing back office functions has failed to learn the lessons of previous attempts


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