Minister: Pension scheme failures ‘utterly unacceptable’
29 Jan Digital, Data & Technology

Minister: Pension scheme failures ‘utterly unacceptable’

Cat Little says 8,500 people have had payments issues since transfer, as Nick Thomas-Symonds pledges to prioritise hardship cases
by Tevye Markson
New cross-government AI and Future of Work Unit launched
29 Jan Digital, Data & Technology
New cross-government AI and Future of Work Unit launched
DSIT collaborates with Meta and Anthropic to modernise government services
28 Jan Digital, Data & Technology
DSIT collaborates with Meta and Anthropic to modernise government services
Civil Service Pension Scheme: Union slams ‘shameful’ lack of insight into late payments
22 Jan Digital, Data & Technology
Civil Service Pension Scheme: Union slams ‘shameful’ lack of insight into late payments
£1,200-a-day consultants make up more than one in 10 of UK Health Security Agency workforce
17 May 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
£1,200-a-day consultants make up more than one in 10 of UK Health Security Agency workforce
Jenny Harries reveals average day rates for management consultants – who are paid between £706 and £3,100 a day
Ageing DWP IT 'stopped Sunak raising benefits to keep pace with inflation'
10 May 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Ageing DWP IT 'stopped Sunak raising benefits to keep pace with inflation'
Reports claim chancellor was advised that payments of legacy benefits could only be increased once a year
Cabinet Office signs £400k deal for digital accessibility audits
06 May 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Cabinet Office signs £400k deal for digital accessibility audits
Central department stresses importance of ‘highest standards’, given its role in ensuring others’ compliance with regulation
‘Typical hostile environment treatment’ – Home Office leaves thousands of Turkish nationals waiting more than a year for visa decisions
05 May 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
‘Typical hostile environment treatment’ – Home Office leaves thousands of Turkish nationals waiting more than a year for visa decisions
Applicants say they have been provided with little information on the processing delays that mean they cannot leave the UK – even for births or funerals – and struggle to prove their right to live and work in this country
Government digital profession given licence to offer £45k a year extra for key senior roles
04 May 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Government digital profession given licence to offer £45k a year extra for key senior roles
Pilot scheme will allow DDaT posts to tap into ‘pivotal role allowance’
Data black hole means government lacks grasp on two-thirds of local spending
04 May 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Data black hole means government lacks grasp on two-thirds of local spending
Government does not understand why local authority performances vary due to £10bn data gap, think tank says
‘Wholesale undermining of transparency’: What do we know about the Cabinet Office clearing house?
28 Apr 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
‘Wholesale undermining of transparency’: What do we know about the Cabinet Office clearing house?
Ahead of the release of a PACAC report into the secretive unit, CSW speaks to three FoI experts to find out their concerns about the clearing house
How to modernise challenging legacy systems Sponsored
25 Apr 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
How to modernise challenging legacy systems
Speaking with CSW, Roz Barrance, head of business development for the UK civil division of Leidos, explains how collaboration will be key to delivering digital transformation
Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on improving its performance
22 Apr 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on improving its performance
CSW assesses progress against key actions set out in the Declaration on Government Reform, and explores how volunteering can boost skills and support key priorities
Researchers detect ‘multiple spyware infections’ of No.10 and FCDO since 2020
22 Apr 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Researchers detect ‘multiple spyware infections’ of No.10 and FCDO since 2020
Canadian academics claim attack on No.10 using Pegasus software was launched from the UAE
ICO ends criminal probe into leaked DHSC footage of Hancock
20 Apr 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
ICO ends criminal probe into leaked DHSC footage of Hancock
Watchdog says there is “insufficient evidence” to prosecute pair over CCTV images that cost health secretary his job
Joint account: how Wales's new technology innovation agency aims to transform public services
14 Apr 2022 Digital, Data & Technology
Joint account: how Wales's new technology innovation agency aims to transform public services
The Welsh Government has created an agency to drive technology innovation in public services. Co-leaders Harriet Green and Myra Hunt share their plans