Civil Service Awards 2025 winners announced
10 Dec HR

Civil Service Awards 2025 winners announced

See the full list of winners at the 20th anniversary special ceremony
by Tevye Markson
FCDO’s domestic staff to ‘bear brunt’ of job cuts, perm sec says
12 Dec HR
FCDO’s domestic staff to ‘bear brunt’ of job cuts, perm sec says
Sajid Javid reflects on departments with most 'passionate' staff
12 Dec HR
Sajid Javid reflects on departments with most 'passionate' staff
Acting national statistician Emma Rourke to leave ONS
11 Dec HR
Acting national statistician Emma Rourke to leave ONS
Civil servants back union's strike-pause plan
01 Sep 2023 HR
Civil servants back union's strike-pause plan
Some 90% of PCS members who voted in its consultative ballot on pay agreed with the national strategy
'Madness': Ex-perm sec condemns ministerial churn after latest reshuffle
01 Sep 2023 HR
'Madness': Ex-perm sec condemns ministerial churn after latest reshuffle
Leigh Lewis urges next PM to tackle the "bewildering pace of ministerial change" following latest reshuffle
'Public sector reform is way overdue': Interview with Scotland's auditor general
01 Sep 2023 HR
'Public sector reform is way overdue': Interview with Scotland's auditor general
Scotland's auditor general calls for greater transparency in how public money is spent
Shapps replaces Wallace as defence secretary in mini-reshuffle
31 Aug 2023 HR
Shapps replaces Wallace as defence secretary in mini-reshuffle
Claire Coutinho becomes secretary of state for energy security and net zero following Shapps’ move
DWP considers outsourcing 2,500 new jobs
31 Aug 2023 HR
DWP considers outsourcing 2,500 new jobs
PCS demands department finds different approach to delivering Universal Credit case-review work
Home Office defends ex-asylum chief against 'chief policy blocker' jibe
30 Aug 2023 HR
Home Office defends ex-asylum chief against 'chief policy blocker' jibe
Criticism of Emma Haddad rejected following her move to Amnesty International UK
DBT consultation on strike-curbing plans labelled a 'sham'
29 Aug 2023 HR
DBT consultation on strike-curbing plans labelled a 'sham'
Some Border Force officials will be obliged to work through strikes – or risk being sacked – under government proposals
CAA boosts pay offer after staff vote to strike
29 Aug 2023 HR
CAA boosts pay offer after staff vote to strike
New deal will be worth 7.5% for some officials and includes a minimum rise of £1,750
Government has taken 'no tangible steps' to strengthen Acoba, international body says
25 Aug 2023 HR
Government has taken 'no tangible steps' to strengthen Acoba, international body says
Anti-corruption organisation GRECO salutes strengthened role of PM’s ethics adviser, however
CAA officials vote to strike for first time in regulator's history
24 Aug 2023 HR
CAA officials vote to strike for first time in regulator's history
Action backed as survey suggests 42% of organisation's officials are considering leaving
Eustice cleared to set up agriculture consultancy
24 Aug 2023 HR
Eustice cleared to set up agriculture consultancy
Former environment secretary warned he must seek advice from Acoba for each commission until September 2024
Churn and diary management: Former ministers recall biggest frustrations working with civil servants
24 Aug 2023 HR
Churn and diary management: Former ministers recall biggest frustrations working with civil servants
Latest episode of the IfG’s “Becoming a minister” podcast series includes politicians’ occasional frustrations with civil service – and advice on how to deal with them