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Public Accounts Committee says it has "little confidence" sweeping courts reforms can be delivered

After Windrush, is it time for some drastic changes at the Home Office? Whitehall expert Colin Talbot argues for a major re-organisation to tackle the long-standing problems at the department

FCO warns “situation is becoming unsustainable” as 70% of staff leaving department cite poor pay as top reason

By the end of 2019, 90% of senior civil service leaders will be trained as Wellbeing Confident Leaders

Staff switch comes as government seeks to bolster negotiating teams following Chequers proposal

Cabinet Office must withdraw pay guidance by Thursday afternoon avoid legal action, unions tell government

Department picks up coveted Royal Statistical Society award

Simon Fraser says civil service can teach MPs lessons on workplace behaviour and predicts intensification of Brexit woes

Chief executive predicts "challenging" year after expert shortages combine with casework hike

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

David Lidington has apologised for lack of consultation ahead of pay guidance publication, but document remains in place

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

Watchdog’s review of post-Brexit regulation, consumer protection and competition flags major issues

Infrastructure and Projects Authority annual report finds delivery of one-third of major government projects in doubt - with eight appearing unachievable

Analysis finds that the department has more than double the proportion of graduate fast streamers than elsewhere in Whitehall

Latest figure puts central department at top of the government league table for paying contractors four-figure rates

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

Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland and Office of the Advocate General set for New Waverley move

Shadow Treasury minister accuses government of “riding roughshod” over civil servants

PCS, Prospect and FDA come together to call on Cabinet Office to undertake new consultation after warning existing plan would leave civil service falling further behind on pay

Shadow Cabinet Office minister describes current arrangements as "not fit for purpose"

Treasury insists new range is “not a cap” but unions deride “paltry” rise and failure to engage staff reps on decisions

Mark Sedwill will act as cabinet secretary as well as national security adviser until September

Civil servants think rank-and-file politicians need private briefings on Universal Credit implementation and other big changes