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    Economics

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Economics news from Civil Service World
    Reeves: 10,000 civil service jobs to go in admin cost-cutting drive
    24 Mar Economics

    Reeves: 10,000 civil service jobs to go in admin cost-cutting drive

    Civil service unions call for honesty about impact of cuts on public services
    by Tevye Markson
    Treasury appoints new second perm sec to support economic growth mission
    15 May Economics
    Treasury appoints new second perm sec to support economic growth mission
    New fiscal framework becomes law as MPs back Charter for Budget Responsibility
    30 Jan Economics
    New fiscal framework becomes law as MPs back Charter for Budget Responsibility
    Reeves: Green book refresh will ‘deliver fair hearing' for all regions
    29 Jan Economics
    Reeves: Green book refresh will ‘deliver fair hearing' for all regions
    Why can't BEIS and the Treasury get on?
    24 Jun 2022 Economics
    Why can't BEIS and the Treasury get on?
    At the heart of the government’s problems with the cost-of-living crisis is a rupture between the two departments charged with managing the economy. Is it just down to the personalities, or is there something deeper going on?
    'Our interventions saved millions of jobs': Charles Roxburgh shares the Treasury's 2021 highlights
    24 Dec 2021 Economics
    'Our interventions saved millions of jobs': Charles Roxburgh shares the Treasury's 2021 highlights
    2020 may have been a year like no other, but 2021 was a chip off the old block and relentless from day one. HMT's second perm sec tells us about 12 more months of dealing with Covid while pushing ahead with new challenges
    Treasury accused of putting up 'barriers' to public sector pay rises
    09 Dec 2021 Economics
    Treasury accused of putting up 'barriers' to public sector pay rises
    FDA union says that "price stability’" aim means pay restraint will continue
    Levelling up: the public perspective, region by region Sponsored
    05 Feb 2021 Economics
    Levelling up: the public perspective, region by region
    The annual State of the State report has revealed regional differences in attitudes towards the Levelling Up agenda. Government must work with local areas to get the best results, writes Ed Roddis, director of Public Sector Research at Deloitte.
    HMRC pledges to publish more data on unpaid tax
    15 Jan 2021 Economics
    HMRC pledges to publish more data on unpaid tax
    But government rejects MPs’ call for sector breakdowns and a headline uncertainty figure
    DWP jobs boost confirmed in Spending Review
    25 Nov 2020 Economics
    DWP jobs boost confirmed in Spending Review
    Rishi Sunak provides funds to double number of work coaches in £1.4bn coronavirus support uplift
    HMRC 'could have done more' to prevent furlough fraud, NAO says
    26 Oct 2020 Economics
    HMRC 'could have done more' to prevent furlough fraud, NAO says
    Watchdog also urges tax agency to ensure fewer people miss out on support under future schemes
    Comprehensive Spending Review halted as Treasury prioritises certainty – and reiterates pay restraint warning
    21 Oct 2020 Economics
    Comprehensive Spending Review halted as Treasury prioritises certainty – and reiterates pay restraint warning
    Sunak says now is not the time for a full review
    Treasury perm sec Scholar tight-lipped on impact analysis for Covid-19 tiers
    21 Oct 2020 Economics
    Treasury perm sec Scholar tight-lipped on impact analysis for Covid-19 tiers
    Treasury perm sec grilled by MPs demanding figures for effect on businesses of new localised restrictions
    Civil Service Fast Stream kicks off recruitment round for over 800 posts
    25 Sep 2020 Economics
    Civil Service Fast Stream kicks off recruitment round for over 800 posts
    Selection of available jobs includes 244 roles for generalist officials
    Companies House unveils clampdown on identity fraud among reforms
    21 Sep 2020 Economics
    Companies House unveils clampdown on identity fraud among reforms
    BEIS executive agency to bar appointment of directors until verification checks are performed
    Interview: Royal Statistical Society chief Stian Westlake on Covid-19, the A-Level row, and his ‘very geeky’ favourite stat
    04 Sep 2020 Economics
    Interview: Royal Statistical Society chief Stian Westlake on Covid-19, the A-Level row, and his ‘very geeky’ favourite stat
    If the government has learned one thing from Ofqual's handling of A-Level results, it's that transparency is critical to quality and public trust, the former spad tells Beckie Smith.
    Cost of tackling coronavirus pandemic jumps to £192bn as UK heads for worst economic crash in 300 years
    14 Jul 2020 Economics
    Cost of tackling coronavirus pandemic jumps to £192bn as UK heads for worst economic crash in 300 years
    Economic output may not recover from the Covid-19 pandemic until 2025, according to forecast
    Rishi Sunak unveils three-point coronavirus jobs recovery plan
    08 Jul 2020 Economics
    Rishi Sunak unveils three-point coronavirus jobs recovery plan
    DWP to get £1bn as part of plan to help people find jobs, create jobs and protect jobs
    Government to pay young people’s wages for six months under Treasury ‘Plan for Jobs’
    08 Jul 2020 Economics
    Government to pay young people’s wages for six months under Treasury ‘Plan for Jobs’
    Treasury also confirms it still plans to complete a comprehensive spending review to be completed this year despite coronavirus impact
    DWP gets ministerial direction to breach spending limits in 'extraordinary circumstances' of Covid-19
    19 Jun 2020 Economics
    DWP gets ministerial direction to breach spending limits in 'extraordinary circumstances' of Covid-19

    Perm sec Peter Schofield asked sought approval for spending that might breach Treasury guidance on "regularity and propriety grounds"


    PAC chair 'dumbstruck' as perm secs admit lack of economic planning for a pandemic
    16 Jun 2020 Economics
    PAC chair 'dumbstruck' as perm secs admit lack of economic planning for a pandemic

    Economic support packages designed "as we have gone along", Sir Tom Scholar tells MPs


    Coronavirus: No.10 vows ‘strong and swift’ economic recovery as OECD warns Britain will be worst-hit
    11 Jun 2020 Economics
    Coronavirus: No.10 vows ‘strong and swift’ economic recovery as OECD warns Britain will be worst-hit

    OECD predicts UK unemployment rate could rise as high as 14.8% post pandemic


    Business secretary overrules value-for-money concerns with ministerial directions for coronavirus schemes
    11 Jun 2020 Economics
    Business secretary overrules value-for-money concerns with ministerial directions for coronavirus schemes

    "Not possible" to determine business-support schemes demonstrate value for money


    HMRC claims Making Tax Digital has generated £200m-plus in extra revenue
    10 Jun 2020 Economics
    HMRC claims Making Tax Digital has generated £200m-plus in extra revenue

    Number of personal tax accounts surpasses 20 million


    Departments use Brexit contracts to bring in consultants for Covid-19 support Exclusive
    09 Jun 2020 Economics
    Departments use Brexit contracts to bring in consultants for Covid-19 support

    Cabinet Office sets up “commercial clearing hub” where departments can bid for consultants


    Ministers draft in business chiefs for coronavirus economic plan as Johnson ‘eyes July recovery speech’
    08 Jun 2020 Economics
    Ministers draft in business chiefs for coronavirus economic plan as Johnson ‘eyes July recovery speech’

    Details emerge as SAGE member says government was too slow to enter lockdown


    Former Treasury and IMF official set to head Office for Budget Responsibility
    05 Jun 2020 Economics
    Former Treasury and IMF official set to head Office for Budget Responsibility

    Treasury names Richard Hughes as preferred candidate to head independent fiscal watchdog


    Coronavirus spending: 11 ministerial directions issued to perm secs so far, NAO finds
    21 May 2020 Economics
    Coronavirus spending: 11 ministerial directions issued to perm secs so far, NAO finds

    "The costs of government’s response are large and uncertain," public spending watchdog says


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