‘This is a human crisis’ – MPs shine light on Civil Service Pension Scheme failures
05 Feb Finance

‘This is a human crisis’ – MPs shine light on Civil Service Pension Scheme failures

MPs share impact of missed pension payments and demand further action
by Tevye Markson
Scrap 60% office mandate, union demands amid rising living costs
27 Mar Finance
Scrap 60% office mandate, union demands amid rising living costs
Ex-HMRC boss Harra drafted in to run NS&I
26 Mar Finance
Ex-HMRC boss Harra drafted in to run NS&I
Public interest test 'will end outsourcing by default' of government contracts
26 Mar Finance
Public interest test 'will end outsourcing by default' of government contracts
FDA calls on Sunak to deal with CPS ‘workload crisis’ in Spending Review
11 Nov 2020 Finance
FDA calls on Sunak to deal with CPS ‘workload crisis’ in Spending Review
Union sends petition to chancellor calling for resources to deal with backlog of 45,000 cases
HMRC 'could have done more' to prevent furlough fraud, NAO says
26 Oct 2020 Finance
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 Finance
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 Finance
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
Former Treasury spending DG appointed Cabinet Office second perm sec
09 Oct 2020 Finance
Former Treasury spending DG appointed Cabinet Office second perm sec
James Bowler moves from MoJ, where he led on policy, communications and analysis of the justice system
Ministers admit it’s too early to know cost of merging FCO and DfID
05 Oct 2020 Finance
Ministers admit it’s too early to know cost of merging FCO and DfID
Committee chair “astonished” government failed to consult stakeholders before announcing creation of FCDO
IFS calls for another one-year Spending Review as it warns of sharp choices ahead
29 Sep 2020 Finance
IFS calls for another one-year Spending Review as it warns of sharp choices ahead
Think tank says previous government spending forecasts have been rendered ‘obsolete’ by coronavirus
Civil Service Fast Stream kicks off recruitment round for over 800 posts
25 Sep 2020 Finance
Civil Service Fast Stream kicks off recruitment round for over 800 posts
Selection of available jobs includes 244 roles for generalist officials
NAO to probe transparency of government procurement during pandemic
21 Sep 2020 Finance
NAO to probe transparency of government procurement during pandemic
Auditor general says spending watchdog will produce ‘detailed piece of work’
Companies House unveils clampdown on identity fraud among reforms
21 Sep 2020 Finance
Companies House unveils clampdown on identity fraud among reforms
BEIS executive agency to bar appointment of directors until verification checks are performed
Looking forward: The investment that could save the public sector time, money and trouble Sponsored
04 Sep 2020 Finance
Looking forward: The investment that could save the public sector time, money and trouble
SAP Concur details the case for better spend management in public sector organisations
'New radicals': Barclay reveals what Treasury will get and give in Spending Review
29 Jul 2020 Finance
'New radicals': Barclay reveals what Treasury will get and give in Spending Review
Chief secretary reveals a civil servant found £1.3bn in savings as he sets out plans for better use of data