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Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy permanent secretary tells MPs that overall financial envelope for the combined energy and business ministry "hasn't yet been resolved" – and says he hopes majority of merger complete by March
Appointments watchdog Acoba says Kingman had "no direct role in most policies that affected" Legal and General during his time at the Treasury
Prospect and FDA call on members to accept Cabinet Office's deal ahead of October 31 deadline – as PCS executive committee prepares to meet to discuss next steps
Independent study will form part of new strategy launched by chief scientist Sir Mark Walport (pictured) which aims to put specialists at the heart of government decision-making
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues on Dods People
Experience working across Whitehall will be essential for new director, but candidate pack hints that external experience valuable too
Fast Stream assessment now much more focused on "real-life work scenarios", says Gillian Smith, after report warns of lack of working class representation in the scheme
Wellbeing and protection agency consults on £400m "science hub" to replace Porton and other sites
Former Highways England boss Graham Dalton joins Ministry of Defence’s property division
As fresh Office for National Statistics data shines a light on headcount, salary and diversity within the civil service, CSW's Jim Dunton analyses the key findings
Annual resource bulletin claims fall down to “bedding in” of Levene Reforms
New ONS stats show 8% rise in female representation at SCS level since 2008
Susan Acland-Hood on the move as courts service presses ahead with digital shake-up
Peter Lawson and Samantha Ulyatt to take up post in the coming weeks
Civil service-wide staff survey "will directly influence real and observable change", vows cabinet secretary
Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union says work that redeployed HMRC staff normally do "will be building up" as they focus on Concentrix tax credit queries
Tax authority defends decision to axe tax credits contract as 150 temporary staff face last day at work
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development says collaboration deal will “professionalise and upskill” human-resources staff against the backdrop of Brexit
Application window opens for 2017 recruitment programme targeting more candidates from working-class backgrounds
Civil service chief executive says final, revised offer to trade unions on redundancy pay cuts will "simplify the exit process, while treating our employees respectfully and fairly"
Ed Balls, Jacqui Smith and Jack Straw are among the latest former ministers to lift the lid on their dealings with the civil service. Suzannah Brecknell reports
As the Cabinet Office makes its final offer to unions on planned reform of the Civil Service Compensation Scheme, CSW's Matt Foster takes a detailed look at the key changes to redundancy terms