Civil Service Pension Scheme: Advice from a barrister on compensation and redress
24 Feb HR

Civil Service Pension Scheme: Advice from a barrister on compensation and redress

The dos and don'ts to protect your position and preserve your right to redress, according to pensions barrister Paul Newman KC
by Paul Newman KC
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Treasury calls in private sector to help departments scale up AI use
Civil Service Pension Scheme: Cat Little delivers hardship-loan update
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Civil Service Pension Scheme: Cat Little delivers hardship-loan update
DWP pay ballot falls short of strike threshold
25 Feb HR
DWP pay ballot falls short of strike threshold
ONS staff vote to extend strike mandate in office-attendance dispute
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ONS staff vote to extend strike mandate in office-attendance dispute
PCS says it will pile pressure on ONS following a year of industrial action over 40% in-office rule
Automating ‘routine tasks’ could save £36bn a year, DSIT minister says
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MoD second perm sec departs as department 'streamlines' leadership
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MoD second perm sec departs as department 'streamlines' leadership
Exit comes amid series of reforms to governance at the MoD
Sir Robert Devereux appointed to lead review of ONS performance and culture
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Sir Robert Devereux appointed to lead review of ONS performance and culture
Independent review, led by former DWP and DfT perm sec, to report back in early summer
Home Office extends interim immigration watchdog's term
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Home Office extends interim immigration watchdog's term
Minister says David Bolt will stay in post for up to a further three months to ensure "smooth transition"
Unions accept 9% pay deal for Northern Ireland civil servants
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Unions accept 9% pay deal for Northern Ireland civil servants
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Sue Gray warns PM over civil service attacks and cuts
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New AI bootcamp to build tech expertise across Whitehall
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Government data scientists will gain AI specialism through 12-week programme to grow digital capacity and drive efficiency
MHCLG officials vote for strikes over office closures
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MHCLG officials vote for strikes over office closures
Civil servants in the department also demanding changes to office attendance policy and recruitment practices
Civil Service Muslim Network had no case to answer, probe into 'political activism' finds
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Civil Service Muslim Network had no case to answer, probe into 'political activism' finds
Investigators were unable to identify “any specific wider general learning” from their inquiry, according to a document released under FOI
Spring Statement: HMRC gets £180m to help close tax gap
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Spring Statement: HMRC gets £180m to help close tax gap
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New £3.25bn transformation fund to cover voluntary exits and digital reform
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New £3.25bn transformation fund to cover voluntary exits and digital reform
Reeves announces transformation fund at Spring Statement to make government "leaner, more productive and more efficient"