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    Economics

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Economics news from Civil Service World
    Starmer shakes up No.10 operation with Minouche Shafik and Darren Jones picks
    01 Sep Economics

    Starmer shakes up No.10 operation with Minouche Shafik and Darren Jones picks

    Jones appointed to new chief secretary to the PM position
    by Tevye Markson
    HMRC error means public sector borrowing was overestimated by £3bn
    09 Oct Economics
    HMRC error means public sector borrowing was overestimated by £3bn
    DHSC second perm sec appointed as National Wealth Fund NED
    02 Oct Economics
    DHSC second perm sec appointed as National Wealth Fund NED
    Promising to do more with less has obvious attractions – but what happens if these gains fail to materialise?
    22 Sep Economics
    Promising to do more with less has obvious attractions – but what happens if these gains fail to materialise?
    HM Revenue & Customs gets flak for Concentrix job losses
    30 Sep 2016 Economics
    HM Revenue & Customs gets flak for Concentrix job losses

    Tax authority defends decision to axe tax credits contract as 150 temporary staff face last day at work


    John Manzoni: redundancy offer is a 'fairer deal for civil servants'
    28 Sep 2016 Economics
    John Manzoni: redundancy offer is a "fairer deal for civil servants"

    Civil service chief executive says final, revised offer to trade unions on redundancy pay cuts will "simplify the exit process, while treating our employees respectfully and fairly"


    Civil Service Compensation Scheme: will you be affected by the redundancy shake-up?
    27 Sep 2016 Economics
    Civil Service Compensation Scheme: will you be affected by the redundancy shake-up?

    As the Cabinet Office makes its final offer to unions on planned reform of the Civil Service Compensation Scheme, CSW's Matt Foster takes a detailed look at the key changes to redundancy terms


    Civil Service Compensation Scheme overhaul — full details & reaction as Cabinet Office makes offer
    26 Sep 2016 Economics
    Civil Service Compensation Scheme overhaul — full details & reaction as Cabinet Office makes offer

    Full details and reaction from the PCS, FDA and Prospect Unions as the Cabinet Office makes its final offer on fresh reform of the Civil Service Compensation Scheme


    HMRC warned over 'rigid timetable' for digital tax shake-up
    21 Sep 2016 Economics
    HMRC warned over "rigid timetable" for digital tax shake-up

    HMRC may need to delay digital tax plans, Treasury committee chair Andrew Tyrie tells new chancellor Philip Hammond


    Cabinet Office urged to help departments face down cyber threats
    14 Sep 2016 Economics
    Cabinet Office urged to help departments face down cyber threats

    National Audit Office finds 9,000 data breaches recorded by the 17 biggest government departments in last year – and says Cabinet Office must do more to help departments clamp down on loss and theft


    HMRC chief Jon Thompson confirms US firm Concentrix won't have tax credits contract renewed
    14 Sep 2016 Economics
    HMRC chief Jon Thompson confirms US firm Concentrix won't have tax credits contract renewed

    The outsourcing firm says HMRC's decision – which comes amid pressure from MPs over wrongly halted tax credits – is an attack on its "professional credibility"


    Treasury economics chief eyes better knowledge-sharing across government
    09 Sep 2016 Economics
    Treasury economics chief eyes better knowledge-sharing across government

    Civil service network seeks to build pan-Whitehall expertise in areas such as payment-by results and agent-based modelling


    Land Registry privatisation plan put on ice – reports
    08 Sep 2016 Economics
    Land Registry privatisation plan put on ice – reports

    PCS union says plan to move organisation employing more than 4,000 civil servants into the private sector appears to have been "quietly dropped" after it fails to appear in the new Neighbourhood Planning Bill


    Cabinet Office minister Ben Gummer rejects claims civil service under-resourced for Brexit
    07 Sep 2016 Economics
    Cabinet Office minister Ben Gummer rejects claims civil service under-resourced for Brexit

    New Cabinet Office minister argues that the civil service has "already risen to the challenge" of Brexit as Labour says now is not the time to be "laying off civil servants and slashing budgets"


    Long-serving business department chief Martin Donnelly to move to international trade – as Alex Chisholm takes over at BEIS
    05 Sep 2016 Economics
    Long-serving business department chief Martin Donnelly to move to international trade – as Alex Chisholm takes over at BEIS

    Martin Donnelly (pictured) will lead the new Department for International Trade for a transitional period, while former DECC perm sec Alex Chisholm takes on the expanded business department


    David Cameron's special advisers got bumper pay rises in final year, CSW analysis shows
    29 Aug 2016 Economics
    David Cameron's special advisers got bumper pay rises in final year, CSW analysis shows

    Civil service unions hit out as new CSW analysis shows that many outgoing Number 10 advisers had substantial year-on-year pay rises, as well as enhanced redundancy terms and honours​


    Senior Tory urges Treasury to reveal how policies will impact low-paid
    25 Aug 2016 Economics
    Senior Tory urges Treasury to reveal how policies will impact low-paid

    Treasury committee chair Andrew Tyrie wants a return to publishing Treasury analysis that shows how policies will impact household incomes


    Public finances worsen in first figures since Brexit vote
    19 Aug 2016 Economics
    Public finances worsen in first figures since Brexit vote

    The UK ran a surplus of just £1bn last month – £200m lower than July 2015


    HMRC warned 'damaging' tax reform could make it harder for public sector to hire contractors
    19 Aug 2016 Economics
    HMRC warned "damaging" tax reform could make it harder for public sector to hire contractors

    Tax experts and industry bodies urge rethink on plans to make public sector bodies, not contractors themselves, responsible for applying rules known as “IR35”


    Fresh HMRC redundancies possible under first wave of office closures
    16 Aug 2016 Economics
    Fresh HMRC redundancies possible under first wave of office closures

    More than 40 staff unable to relocate or who turned down voluntary exit could be made redundant under first round of estate downsizing


    HM Revenue & Customs reveals new Croydon base
    12 Aug 2016 Economics
    HM Revenue & Customs reveals new Croydon base

    2,500 staff set to relocate to town-centre office block from summer 2017


    BEIS set to lose consumer and competition policy director
    12 Aug 2016 Economics
    BEIS set to lose consumer and competition policy director

    Caroline Normand set to join Which?, while other moves see the government name Lowell Goddard’s abuse inquiry replacement and Charlie Bean lined up for the Budget Responsibility Committee


    Departments urged to create new strategies to boost Muslim employment
    11 Aug 2016 Economics
    Departments urged to create new strategies to boost Muslim employment

    MPs call on Department for Communities and Local Government, Department for Work and Pensions and Department for Education to develop new inclusion programmes particularly targeting women


    Move 25,000 civil service jobs out of London, says think tank
    04 Aug 2016 Economics
    Move 25,000 civil service jobs out of London, says think tank

    Policy Exchange proposes “turbo charged” devolution of Whitehall functions to councils and city regions over the next five years


    The Government Digital Service shake-up is a victory for senior officials at the expense of citizens
    02 Aug 2016 Economics
    The Government Digital Service shake-up is a victory for senior officials at the expense of citizens

    The big leadership changes in government digital seem like a triumph for those who believe a government organised along Victorian lines is still fit for fixing today’s problems, argues former senior civil servant Andrew Greenway


    Land Registry privatisation: Tory committee chair Bernard Jenkin warns against sale for a 'quick profit'
    28 Jul 2016 Economics
    Land Registry privatisation: Tory committee chair Bernard Jenkin warns against sale for a "quick profit"

    The Land Registry "must remain an essential arm of the state", says Conservative committee chair Bernard Jenkin, amid doubts over whether the government's privatisation plans will go ahead


    Public service failures need system-wide response – Institute for Government
    26 Jul 2016 Economics
    Public service failures need system-wide response – Institute for Government

    Think tank calls for stronger sector-wide systems to support and learn from failing organisations


    Ignore the frontline at your peril, former perm sec Sir Peter Housden warns public sector reformers
    26 Jul 2016 Economics
    Ignore the frontline at your peril, former perm sec Sir Peter Housden warns public sector reformers

    Former Scottish government and DCLG perm sec says public sector workforce has a "subsidiary and problematic status" in variants of the New Public Management model in vogue with politicians since Margaret Thatcher


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