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Bankers Fields Wicker-Miurin and Neil Mendoza set to join department
UK Statistics Authority "deeply concerned" about "unauthorised, widespread sharing of statistics before their publication"
Regulator Ofgem’s energy markets inquiry lead Rachel Fletcher appointed for seven-year term
Head of the Government Property Unit challenges departments to test themselves against newly-launched smart working code of practice
Home Office named "Star Performer" for treatment of LGBT staff – and will now offer advice to other organisations
New report by consultancy EY reveals the state of gender equality among the senior civil service
As Lords Committee looks into whether Scotland needs a separate civil service, former Cabinet secretary Lord O'Donnell says London house prices "seriously damage mobility" between Whitehall and the rest of the UK
A new workforce strategy and using data to “more closely align departments” are among the priorities for Whitehall's incoming HR chief
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues on Dods People
DfE's Wormald to take on top job at the Department of Health from April
Successful candidate will succeed Tim Kelsey to lead on IT procurement and implementation
Tax authority's chief executive Dame Lin Homer is grilled on plans to cut HMRC's office network from 170 smaller offices to 13 regional centres
New report by the National Audit Office spending watchdog finds that while departmental spending on consultants and temporary staff has plummeted over last five years, latest figures indicate a “short-term reduction rather than a sustainable strategy”
Exclusive: Civil Service Learning director tells CSW that redesigned training scheme will be "much, much better" to use, involving courses that are "co-created with civil servants" – and sheds light on the new leadership academy set to launch this year
Sir Philip Dilley to step down, citing media intrusion and requirement to be "available at short notice throughout the year"
HM Revenue and Customs boss is leaving the civil service later this year – and vows to carefully consider "appropriateness of potential roles and organisations" for life after Whitehall
Former head of the civil service speaks out against plans to toughen union laws in latest high-profile intervention
Simon Case heading back to Number 10 from GCHQ
Watchdog seeks additional information on commercial sector links
Proposals to allow changes to pay and terms for specialists being finalised for the new financial year, it is understood, amid claims salaries could top £300,000
Institute for Government analysis of People Survey data shows "strong and improving" trajectory for fostering an ideas culture
The Met Office's first home-grown chief executive talks to Jess Bowie about leading the award-winning organisation, grappling with the effects of public sector pay restraint, and his concerns over the BBC's decision not to renew its contract with the national weather service