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Warning comes amid reports the PM wants the Foreign Office to absorb the aid department
Stormont looks to fill 300 assistant officer-level vacancies
Department uncovered indecent images in routine check on press officer’s laptop
One of the leading figures in a civil service reform drive has set out details of how to create more empathetic policy making across government
Civil servants working up merger plans, reports say
Shadow chancellor also confirms plan to hold February budget “to end austerity in social security and public services”
Immigration policymaking to move to "departments that aren’t infected by the Home Office’s toxic culture"
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
NICS chief says he is "proud" of how civil servants have handled “significant pressure” of working without ministers
Biggest civil service union targets Marsham Street after £3m DWP payout
PCS, the biggest civil service union, blames "maladminstration" for payment errors
Department is the latest to get permission from the Treasury to exceed 2% pay guidance
IfG analysis finds that main parties’ manifesto pledges risk creating uncertainty and distraction
Announcement of remedial action for doctors highlights Cabinet Office refusal to act, say unions
HMRC doubles number of mental health advocates while Home Office appoints new champions
Patent-winning polymath Phillippa Spencer lands double win at UK celebration
Party’s spending pledge on pay for public servants intended to “undo the damage caused” by pay cap, says Jeremy Corbyn
Cabinet Office stats also reveal officials in London pay less than elsewhere in England
Think tank finds that the Brexit-inspired recovery in civil service headcount from historic lows is unlikely to be reversed
Think-tank concludes that the estimated cost of creating the Department for Work and Pensions in 2001 exceeded £170m
Agency urges people to ‘remain vigilant, check their flood risk and plan to stay safe’ amid warnings of more rain to come