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    Keep up-to-date with the latest HR news from Civil Service World
    Civil servants offered £1,500 cost-of-living payment to break strikes deadlock
    02 Jun HR

    Civil servants offered £1,500 cost-of-living payment to break strikes deadlock

    Lump sum offered “in recognition of the pressures” faced by officials last year, Cabinet Office says
    by Beckie Smith
    DHSC creates ‘second’ comms director role
    01 Jun HR
    DHSC creates ‘second’ comms director role
    Unions win right to challenge High Court pensions decision
    30 May HR
    Unions win right to challenge High Court pensions decision
    'It has felt increasingly hard to get things done': Why civil servants are leaving in droves
    25 May HR
    'It has felt increasingly hard to get things done': Why civil servants are leaving in droves
    Johnson says officials’ advice made him mislead MPs over Partygate gatherings
    21 Mar HR
    Johnson says officials’ advice made him mislead MPs over Partygate gatherings
    Ex-PM denies misleading parliament "recklessly or intentionally" over rule-breaking events
    PCS ballots civil servants on six more months of strikes, as it announces more walkouts
    21 Mar HR
    PCS ballots civil servants on six more months of strikes, as it announces more walkouts
    Union urges civil servants to send a “clear message to the government” by backing further action
    Home Office police recruitment demands 'pushed Met focus away from diversity and skills'
    21 Mar HR
    Home Office police recruitment demands 'pushed Met focus away from diversity and skills'
    Recruitment programme a "missed opportunity", finds review warning of racism, homophobia, misogyny and ableism in Met Police
    ‘These are almost impossibly difficult issues to grapple with’: Matthew Rycroft on Rwanda, Windrush and transforming the Home Office Exclusive
    20 Mar HR
    ‘These are almost impossibly difficult issues to grapple with’: Matthew Rycroft on Rwanda, Windrush and transforming the Home Office
    ‘Permacrisis’ may have been Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year for 2022, but it’s been part of the Home Office lexicon for decades. What’s it like leading such a closely scrutinised department while trying to transform its culture at the same time?
    Government food tsar quits over 'weak' No.10's failure to tackle obesity
    20 Mar HR
    Government food tsar quits over 'weak' No.10's failure to tackle obesity
    Henry Dimbleby says "weak" Downing Street has failed to provide the coordination needed to address obesity
    Civil service morale 'collapsing' amid Raab bullying inquiry, union chief says
    20 Mar HR
    Civil service morale 'collapsing' amid Raab bullying inquiry, union chief says
    PCS union head calls for justice secretary to be suspended, as Raab repeatedly refuses to discuss his behaviour
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – March 20
    20 Mar HR
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – March 20
    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via the Dods People team
    'Salary is only one of the factors people look at': Gisela Stuart on civil service pay, recruitment innovation and government's 'porosity agenda' Exclusive
    17 Mar HR
    'Salary is only one of the factors people look at': Gisela Stuart on civil service pay, recruitment innovation and government's 'porosity agenda'
    Baroness Gisela Stuart has been in post as first civil service commissioner for a year. With ambitions to improve the recruitment process and make the senior civil service more representative, has she managed to get her house in order?
    ‘Every civil servant will tell you don't do it’: Outgoing Environment Agency chief warns against restructure
    17 Mar HR
    ‘Every civil servant will tell you don't do it’: Outgoing Environment Agency chief warns against restructure
    Machinery of government changes should only happen if there is a "really good argument" for it, James Bevan says
    Passport Office staff to strike for five weeks as union ramps up pay dispute
    17 Mar HR
    Passport Office staff to strike for five weeks as union ramps up pay dispute
    Around 1,000 Passport Office staff are set to strike, close to a quarter of the organisation's workforce
    Environment Agency names Treasury DG as chief exec
    17 Mar HR
    Environment Agency names Treasury DG as chief exec
    Philip Duffy will succeed James Bevan at Horizon House from July
    Ministers accused of 'treating civil servants differently' as NHS pay deal agreed
    17 Mar HR
    Ministers accused of 'treating civil servants differently' as NHS pay deal agreed
    Government "treating their own workforce worse than anyone else", unions say after "failure to hold meaningful talks"
    DLUHC’s local-audit backlog issues ‘could get worse’, watchdog warns
    16 Mar HR
    DLUHC’s local-audit backlog issues ‘could get worse’, watchdog warns
    MPs are told that dealing with delayed local-council accounts could be hampered by NHS changes
    Money 'will have to be found from somewhere' for public sector pay rises – IFS
    16 Mar HR
    Money 'will have to be found from somewhere' for public sector pay rises – IFS
    Government will need to stump up at least £11.5bn to keep pay rises in line with private sector, Hunt warned after Spring Budget
    Spring Budget: Government launches new savings tracker amid departmental spending squeeze
    15 Mar HR
    Spring Budget: Government launches new savings tracker amid departmental spending squeeze
    IFS warns defence and childcare boosts could mean “very tough time for other spending areas”
    'Some people can no longer afford to work for us': low pay forcing staff out, Environment Agency chief says
    15 Mar HR
    'Some people can no longer afford to work for us': low pay forcing staff out, Environment Agency chief says
    Chief exec says low pay is "bad for the country" as staff are forced to leave and this "impacts on outcomes"
    High Court rejects challenge to Civil Service Pension Scheme costs
    15 Mar HR
    High Court rejects challenge to Civil Service Pension Scheme costs
    Judge sides with ministers over failure to reduce member contributions because of botched reforms
    Hunt urged to 'think twice' about closing Office of Tax Simplification
    14 Mar HR
    Hunt urged to 'think twice' about closing Office of Tax Simplification
    MPs says closure is "unnecessary", pointing to OTS claim that it "achieves far more than it costs"
    Union 'wins significant concessions' that could end HMCTS dispute
    14 Mar HR
    Union 'wins significant concessions' that could end HMCTS dispute
    PCS asks legal advisers and court associates to back offer on Common Platform IT system
    Simon Case: Conservative Party chair has apologised for 'activist civil servants' email Exclusive
    13 Mar HR
    Simon Case: Conservative Party chair has apologised for 'activist civil servants' email
    Cab sec says he takes undermining of civil service impartiality ‘incredibly seriously’ following row over comments attributed to Suella Braverman
    More political appointments would improve civil service churn, ex-cabinet minister says
    13 Mar HR
    More political appointments would improve civil service churn, ex-cabinet minister says
    Liam Fox says "hybrid" approach would improve institutional memory – and criticises Sue Gray's Labour Party job
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – March 13
    13 Mar HR
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – March 13
    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via the Dods People team
    FCDO to appoint new second perm sec
    10 Mar HR
    FCDO to appoint new second perm sec
    Role-holder will have different responsibilities to predecessor Tim Barrow
    Stalemate as DfE refuses to negotiate with teachers' unions unless strikes called off
    09 Mar HR
    Stalemate as DfE refuses to negotiate with teachers' unions unless strikes called off
    But perm sec Susan Acland-Hood said the department is willing to renegotiate this year's pay offer
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