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Machinery of government change will see nomadic brief shift to Cabinet Office from April

The government said it would "think creatively about current and future challenges relating to cyber skills" in response to a joint select committee report.

Scottish Government perm sec makes statement following employment tribunal case

Government says bullying and harassment is rare in government, but insists all allegations are taken extremely seriously

Treasury spending teams should be "more involved in challenging the benefits of projects", says auditor general

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

Cabinet Office-based post is ‘a high-profile role at the centre of key strategic decision making’

Transport committee approves fomer airport chief as rail regulator chair

FCO honours staff association co-founder who left “an important legacy to LGBT+ diplomats”

Cabinet Office admits its initial bid to fill “probably the biggest and most important security job in the UK today” was "unsuccessful"

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

Attacks on civil servants “sawing away at the legs of the institutions which keep us free", Gummer says

Jonanthan Jones flags progress with key indicators developed in conjunction with departments

The chancellor laid out the projections for wage growth across the country on Monday, but didn’t mention civil service pay increases are below inflation. He could change this

Alan Evans joins HMRC at a "critical time for the department", says permanent secretary Jon Thompson

Foreign secretary also reveals plan to hire 1,000 new diplomats to boost Foreign Office capability and boost to the number of language courses

Paper obtained by GMB union also reveals an additional two-year pay freeze was considered in 2015.

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

Furious unions say High Court papers reveal officials misled them on 2018-19 rise

Job advert seeks "authoritative" figure to take over after a rocky year for the prisons service

Cabinet Office invites national trade union representatives to discuss how pay engagement could be improved for next year following the judgement

Sir Mark Sedwill named as Heywood’s replacement, taking on the roles of cabinet secretary and head of the civil service

'If the chancellor wants to keep his excellent civil service, he cannot keep this restraint on public sector pay'

Penelope Endersby becomes agency’s first female boss seven months after Rob Varley quits