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    Finance

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Finance news from Civil Service World
    The people with the purse strings are on the same side as you – here's how to play the government spending game
    24 Mar Finance

    The people with the purse strings are on the same side as you – here's how to play the government spending game

    If you’ve felt that the government spending game is stacked against you trying to do the thing that feels obviously right: it’s not just you
    by Andrew Greenway and Kate Tarling
    BEIS recovered just 1% of £1.1bn fraud in Covid support loans to small firms
    24 Mar Finance
    BEIS recovered just 1% of £1.1bn fraud in Covid support loans to small firms
    Spring Budget defence and childcare boosts 'mean spending cuts elsewhere'
    16 Mar Finance
    Spring Budget defence and childcare boosts 'mean spending cuts elsewhere'
    DLUHC’s local-audit backlog issues ‘could get worse’, watchdog warns
    16 Mar Finance
    DLUHC’s local-audit backlog issues ‘could get worse’, watchdog warns
    FCDO to step up aid scrutiny as minister admits UK 'not a development superpower'
    08 Dec 2022 Finance
    FCDO to step up aid scrutiny as minister admits UK 'not a development superpower'
    Development minister also planning restructure which could include new second perm sec
    Defra ‘working up business case’ for APHA cash boost
    07 Dec 2022 Finance
    Defra ‘working up business case’ for APHA cash boost
    Perm sec Tamara Finkelstein tells MPs department will need to reprioritise some work to offset inflation
    National Audit Office boss: ‘We’re not a remote working organisation’
    06 Dec 2022 Finance
    National Audit Office boss: ‘We’re not a remote working organisation’
    Some organisations made "premature" decisions, "boxing themselves into a strategy that they might now be regretting", Gareth Davies says
    Perm secs take flak for major-project spending transparency
    02 Dec 2022 Finance
    Perm secs take flak for major-project spending transparency
    MPs complain of late, poor-quality and “missing in action” accounting-officer assessments
    Will the Autumn Statement’s short-term focus sideline longer-term outcomes for public services?
    01 Dec 2022 Finance
    Will the Autumn Statement’s short-term focus sideline longer-term outcomes for public services?
    Public services may well have passed their tipping point, and short-term firefighting is clearly not the way back
    Civil service job cuts 'should fund better pay for top new recruits'
    01 Dec 2022 Finance
    Civil service job cuts 'should fund better pay for top new recruits'
    Performance-related pay and “senior specialist” roles would help departments attract more outside talent, IfG says
    DHSC rapped for sharing 'misleading' graph on nurses' wage rise
    30 Nov 2022 Finance
    DHSC rapped for sharing 'misleading' graph on nurses' wage rise
    Tweet shared after nurses' strike announced remains up despite warning it could harm public confidence
    NAO sounds alarm as funding shortfalls threaten departmental shared-services drive
    30 Nov 2022 Finance
    NAO sounds alarm as funding shortfalls threaten departmental shared-services drive
    Cabinet Office “doesn’t know how much has been spent or what benefits to expect”, watchdog warns
    Raab condemns public sector strikes and says pay hikes would 'undercut the poorest'
    23 Nov 2022 Finance
    Raab condemns public sector strikes and says pay hikes would 'undercut the poorest'
    Striking is not the “right thing to do now”, Raab says as civil servants gear up for industrial action
    Sunak 'should consider enabling OBR to probe departmental spending plans'
    22 Nov 2022 Finance
    Sunak 'should consider enabling OBR to probe departmental spending plans'
    Think tank’s growth proposals urge PM to consider Vaccine Taskforce-inspired interventions for key goals
    MPs 'fear Home Office has blank cheque' to use aid money for refugee services Exclusive
    18 Nov 2022 Finance
    MPs 'fear Home Office has blank cheque' to use aid money for refugee services
    Department has obstructed enquiries about use of ODA to support refugees, MPs say
    Autumn Statement: IFS flags renewed pressure on civil service jobs
    18 Nov 2022 Finance
    Autumn Statement: IFS flags renewed pressure on civil service jobs
    Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that government will have to pick between low pay awards, job cuts or worse services
    Autumn Statement: Hunt under fire for latest delay to social-care reform
    18 Nov 2022 Finance
    Autumn Statement: Hunt under fire for latest delay to social-care reform
    Chancellor says move will pay for £4.7bn services boost; care-cap architect dubs it “inhumane”
    Autumn Statement: Pay is elephant in room for ‘protected’ departmental budgets
    18 Nov 2022 Finance
    Autumn Statement: Pay is elephant in room for ‘protected’ departmental budgets
    IFS warns civil service will face biggest pressures after 2024-25 under 1% growth plan
    UKHSA pushes through pay offer unions rejected, offering £350 'recognition payment' Exclusive
    18 Nov 2022 Finance
    UKHSA pushes through pay offer unions rejected, offering £350 'recognition payment'
    Pay decision ‘disappointing’ and could lead to workforce shortage, union warns
    DWP and HMRC get cash boost for 6,000 new staff to tackle fraud, error and tax dodging
    17 Nov 2022 Finance
    DWP and HMRC get cash boost for 6,000 new staff to tackle fraud, error and tax dodging
    Autumn Statement brings £300m for recruitment drive – but departments will be told to find savings elsewhere
    Autumn Statement: Hunt ‘protects’ civil service budgets – but not from inflation
    17 Nov 2022 Finance
    Autumn Statement: Hunt ‘protects’ civil service budgets – but not from inflation
    Savings review will “reprioritise spending” away from “lower value” work, while automation drive will be accelerated
    HMRC’s new complaints-management system will be ‘ready in weeks’
    11 Nov 2022 Finance
    HMRC’s new complaints-management system will be ‘ready in weeks’
    Delayed CHART project on course for January delivery, tax-collection agency says
    NAO hikes pay to stem snowballing staff turnover
    03 Nov 2022 Finance
    NAO hikes pay to stem snowballing staff turnover
    But watchdog admits it cannot compete with 8-10% rises being offered by “big four” accountancy firms
    Civil service job-cuts target scrapped but 2% pay cap looms
    01 Nov 2022 Finance
    Civil service job-cuts target scrapped but 2% pay cap looms
    Fast Stream recruitment to resume alongside U-turn on Johnson-era plans to axe 91,000 jobs
    Civil servants warned Kwarteng about mini-budget fallout, MPs told
    27 Oct 2022 Finance
    Civil servants warned Kwarteng about mini-budget fallout, MPs told
    Debt Management Office chief says Treasury was told disastrous £45bn tax-cuts plan would push up borrowing
    Energy relief schemes put ‘very large’ amount of public money at risk, BEIS perm sec warns
    26 Oct 2022 Finance
    Energy relief schemes put ‘very large’ amount of public money at risk, BEIS perm sec warns
    Sarah Munby raises concerns over fraud and value for money in requests for ministerial directions
    Sunak warns of ‘difficult decisions’ in first words as PM
    25 Oct 2022 Finance
    Sunak warns of ‘difficult decisions’ in first words as PM
    Downing Street speech acknowledges Truss and Kwarteng “mistakes” but insists 2019 general-election manifesto is a valid mandate
    Unlike the farce at Westminster, public sector cuts are no joke
    21 Oct 2022 Finance
    Unlike the farce at Westminster, public sector cuts are no joke
    Jeremy Hunt has been dealt a difficult hand. But with no PM, it's hard to see what authority the chancellor has to make these serious decisions
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