MHCLG sets timeframe for move to new headquarters
27 May HR

MHCLG sets timeframe for move to new headquarters

Plus, Department for Work and Pensions delays departure from Caxton House until March next year
by Jim Dunton
Asylum system lacks 'clear end-to-end leadership', MPs warn
05 Jun HR
Asylum system lacks 'clear end-to-end leadership', MPs warn
Reform UK have decided the civil service is not to be trusted – weakness is at the heart of this irrational fear
05 Jun HR
Reform UK have decided the civil service is not to be trusted – weakness is at the heart of this irrational fear
New head of government social research profession named
04 Jun HR
New head of government social research profession named
Police thwart anti-vax protesters’ bid to storm MHRA headquarters
06 Sep 2021 HR
Police thwart anti-vax protesters’ bid to storm MHRA headquarters
Union chief condemns “utterly disgraceful” behaviour of anti-vaccine campaigners outside Department of Health and Social Care executive agency
Treasury eyes 50:50 split between office and remote working
02 Sep 2021 HR
Treasury eyes 50:50 split between office and remote working
Job advertisements specify “two-to-three days a week” in the office for London and Darlington roles
Economic bounce-back ‘won’t shield departments in Spending Review’
31 Aug 2021 HR
Economic bounce-back ‘won’t shield departments in Spending Review’
Institute for Government says Sunak will need to find additional funding to protect public services
Employment tribunal decision could cost MoD £1.5m, says union
31 Aug 2021 HR
Employment tribunal decision could cost MoD £1.5m, says union
Hundreds of former staff at Babcock-owned dockyard could get boosted exit payments after Rosyth case
'Support for miscarriages needs to be so much better': MPs back union's call for civil service pregnancy loss policy Exclusive
27 Aug 2021 HR
'Support for miscarriages needs to be so much better': MPs back union's call for civil service pregnancy loss policy
“This is a basic policy of wellbeing and it’s hard to believe that these things haven’t already been provided," one MP says
Cabinet Office ‘needs to step up for civil servants who suffer pregnancy loss’ Exclusive
26 Aug 2021 HR
Cabinet Office ‘needs to step up for civil servants who suffer pregnancy loss’
Union says official HR policy does not guarantee parental bereavement leave after miscarriages within 24 weeks of pregnancy
Cabinet Office unveils ‘Government School of Property’ plans
26 Aug 2021 HR
Cabinet Office unveils ‘Government School of Property’ plans
Chief property officer says school will be one-stop location for 5,000-strong property profession
I had amazing support at work when I miscarried. Civil servants deserve the same
25 Aug 2021 HR
I had amazing support at work when I miscarried. Civil servants deserve the same
Civil service policy on pregnancy loss is "paltry", Victoria Jones writes
Leadership and management training overhaul to provide 'tangible skills'
23 Aug 2021 HR
Leadership and management training overhaul to provide 'tangible skills'
Updated programmes will offer "unrivalled development opportunities"
Dominic Raab ‘could face sack’ over Afghanistan crisis call
20 Aug 2021 HR
Dominic Raab ‘could face sack’ over Afghanistan crisis call
Pressure mounts on foreign secretary as departmental perm secs take flak for being on holiday at time of crisis
DHSC to pay up to £125k for six-month post after test and trace comms chief moves to royal household
20 Aug 2021 HR
DHSC to pay up to £125k for six-month post after test and trace comms chief moves to royal household
Contract to fill “prominent and politically sensitive role” awarded without competitive tender
Lansley laments loss of policy skills in civil service
20 Aug 2021 HR
Lansley laments loss of policy skills in civil service
But former health secretary says officials are more interested in control than improving outcomes for service users