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Former head of the Government Legal Department Sir Paul Jenkins says Whitehall needs better political guidance on Brexit priorities
Manifesto commitments include relocating “significant numbers” of public sector workers to new administrative centres across the country
Party also pledges to increase income tax to pay for NHS cash boost
Is a lack of access to mobile technology holding the public sector back?More managers feel able to work flexibly, compared to last year, an FDA survey finds, but workloads are still preventing one in four from taking up flexible working
Party’s manifesto confirms pledge to end public sector pay cap and take rail franchises into Whitehall control
Liberal Democrats join Labour in pledging to scrap 1% limit on wage increases
Senior Foreign Office figure will become top aide to prime minister
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Conservationists voice fears over proposals to remodel listed city office block
Ken Mulkearn says that 1% limit on increases under pressure due to service pressures
IFS analysis finds both Labour and Conservative plans would lead to increase in proportion of public sector workers paid national minimum wage
FDA union calls for more investment in the civil service, as survey shows that 91% of senior managers regularly work more than their contracted hours
Advert for team of six with a £600,000 budget comes as former privacy adviser calls for a total review and reset of the government’s identity assurance services
Party would also introduce 20:1 pay ratio across Whitehall
MPs question need for tax collection agency’s shift to city centre bases amid digital services drive
Public Accounts Committee says the Department for Education lacks grip on school places plan
Announcement comes as Labour announces Jeremy Corbyn has held talks with Sir Jeremy Heywood
Wash-up period sees government compromise to rush crucial tax legislation through House of Commons
Policy for 2017-18 also sets out latest steps taken to end progression pay in Whitehall
The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Select Committee wants to see the civil service code amended to prevent potential conflicts of interest as government pushes for greater interchange between public and private sectors
Rail Group DG takes up post at the Department for Transport, increasing number of female departmental chiefs to five