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IfG session also hears from Lord Robin Butler that internal competition has made managers “impotent” in planning their workforce.

Annual report flags hike in numbers but shows many ministries come up short

Union dubs move a "first step in the right direction to fairness and equality" .

Public appointments review author also praises training among civil service professions as "light years" ahead of his time

Fiona Spencer joins agency from the Home Office, where she was chief portfolio officer.

Cleaners, receptionists and security guards are demanding £11-an-hour London living wage

IfG finds staff move on more rapidly in the UK than in other civil services and puts cost of churn at £74m a year

HMRC grabs 2018 top spot, but new civil service-wide benchmark reveals unexpected findings

Jonathan Slater urges staff to put themselves forward for “vital” roles

Whitehall’s biggest union asks members for views on “cost of living” pay demand for 2019

Department offers up to £117k for deputy director with “exceptional” skills

Only the Scottish Government has said it will pay civil servants' application costs.

New infrastructure profession leader earn around £190,000, job advert says.

"There is now a much greater turnover in government departments. If we don’t have people who learn these corporate lessons, we will make the same mistakes," warns British Academy chief

HMRC remains unhappiest major department, according to figures

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

The COO must have the "drive and vision to lead transformation across a diverse and dispersed group of organisations", the job ad says

Union also cites Brexit impact as reason to reconsider transformation programme to consolidate offices across the UK.

Expanded senior leadership team will help next prison and probation service chief deal with secure-estate crisis.

Host of civil servants among more than 1,000 people recognised in honours that mark the start of 2019

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Cabinet Office reports 2% reduction in floorspace and £750m generated from site disposals

Sedwill admits there is ‘work to do’ as proportion of staff reporting bullying and harrrassment remains at 11%

PCS union announces result of ballot of outsourced workers and reiterates call for services to be brought back in-house