HR

Agreement will also see civil servants from several other departments relocate to the new office

Non-ministerial department was forced to delay launch of new redundancy scheme after court quashed existing terms

Department has revealed advert for perm sec post received 111 applications

High Court orders Cabinet Office to pay union’s costs and refuses right to appeal decision

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

Fury over claims salaries are too high and ‘out of step’ with comparable private-sector roles

Workload survey shows civil service careers are becoming synonymous with low pay and long hours

Sources close to Cabinet minister says she feels Whitehall pay is “out of step” with pay for comparable posts in the private sector

Civil servants who collect court fines could be moved to the private sector under outsourcing proposal

Figures revealed in parliamentary answer show the cost of recruiting trade experts to the department since its creation in June 2016

Analysis of departmental annual reports reveals DCMS leads the pack for senior management pay boosters

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

New plan will be published in addition to long-awaited strategy for the civil service, Cabinet Office  minister Chris Skidmore tells CSW

Newly-launched unit – which grew out of DWP predecessor – is offering 10 courses in four cities

Appointment of Angela MacDonald and Penny Ciniewicz follows departures of key staff Ruth Owen and Jennie Granger earlier this year

Judges say controversial fees “prevent access to justice”, meaning government faces repayment bill

Unpaid extra hours mean many public sector staff are effectively earning below the minimum wage, says GMB union

Family-focused pilot scheme will allow staff to return to the UK every weekend

Potential for move to local pay deals floated by civil service chief slammed as “tricks and gimmicks” by the PCS

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

While the civil service has shrunk dramatically, its volume and proportion of IT and digital professionals have gone up and up, ONS data reveals

Cabinet Office and Scottish Government among eight organisations given red rating for recruitment capability, while Treasury identified as paying 20% over an advertised salary range without seeking authorisation

Annual survey says staff numbers rose by 0.3% in year to April and points to narrowing gender pay gap

Prospect fears PCS victory could give Cabinet Office a platform for more draconian changes