Capita wins £700m civil service payroll contract
26 Feb HR

Capita wins £700m civil service payroll contract

Union raises concerns over contract award in light of current Civil Service Pension Scheme issues
by Tevye Markson
Treasury calls in private sector to help departments scale up AI use
26 Feb HR
Treasury calls in private sector to help departments scale up AI use
Civil Service Pension Scheme: Cat Little delivers hardship-loan update
25 Feb HR
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 efforts to transform Labour Force Survey hit staff wellbeing ‘at all levels’
04 Dec 2024 HR
ONS efforts to transform Labour Force Survey hit staff wellbeing ‘at all levels’
National statistician says transition to new labour force survey system could take until 2027
Covid corruption commissioner appointed
03 Dec 2024 HR
Covid corruption commissioner appointed
Rachel Reeves says money clawed back by anti-fraud commissioner will go back into public services
Chris Wormald named cabinet secretary
02 Dec 2024 HR
Chris Wormald named cabinet secretary
DHSC permanent secretary will replace Simon Case as head of civil service
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – December 2
02 Dec 2024 HR
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – December 2
Appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs in the last week, via Dods People
Civil service being marginalised and over-politicised, former cab secs warn
29 Nov 2024 HR
Civil service being marginalised and over-politicised, former cab secs warn
Political staff in No.10 "have almost completely taken over", former top civil servants say
Is DESNZ’s HQ the government’s most crowded office?
28 Nov 2024 HR
Is DESNZ’s HQ the government’s most crowded office?
CSW takes a look at recently-released data on desk space across government
Office of Public Guardian appoints non-exec director
28 Nov 2024 HR
Office of Public Guardian appoints non-exec director
Veronika Neyer 'has dedicated her career to improving outcomes for children, young people and their families'
'We need to read this stuff and sometimes its awful': Scottish FOI commissioner on WhatsApp usage
28 Nov 2024 HR
'We need to read this stuff and sometimes its awful': Scottish FOI commissioner on WhatsApp usage
Scottish information commissioner David Hamilton says work messages are often mixed up with "gifs of cats" and other personal things
DBS staff fix strike dates in customer-contact dispute
27 Nov 2024 HR
DBS staff fix strike dates in customer-contact dispute
Officials will stage two-day walkout as part of wider industrial action in run-up to Christmas
DWP and HMRC 'could save 8.12 million hours a year through AI and automation'
27 Nov 2024 HR
DWP and HMRC 'could save 8.12 million hours a year through AI and automation'
DSIT should play a coordinating role to help departments adopt new tech, Social Market Foundation says
Check-off victory in Supreme Court is a warning to this and future governments
27 Nov 2024 HR
Check-off victory in Supreme Court is a warning to this and future governments
Let's hope the ruling closes the door on a period of poor industrial relations in the civil service
Reynolds: DBT second perm sec Crawford Falconer was not sacked
27 Nov 2024 HR
Reynolds: DBT second perm sec Crawford Falconer was not sacked
Business and trade secretary says chief trade negotiation adviser achieved objective to build up department’s capability