Operational Delivery Profession Awards winners announced
24 Apr HR

Operational Delivery Profession Awards winners announced

Team who made theory test booking system accessible to deaf people and HMRC official who transformed how the department approaches staff safety are among this year's winners
by Tevye Markson
Government should merge more small public bodies, report urges
24 Apr HR
Government should merge more small public bodies, report urges
Cat Little: Cabinet Office staff advised that Mandelson should undergo developed vetting
23 Apr HR
Cat Little: Cabinet Office staff advised that Mandelson should undergo developed vetting
The Olly Robbins affair is a strategic state failure
23 Apr HR
The Olly Robbins affair is a strategic state failure
Nadhim Zahawi tax row: PM orders new ethics adviser to investigate
23 Jan 2023 HR
Nadhim Zahawi tax row: PM orders new ethics adviser to investigate
Ex-chancellor's admission of a settlement with HMRC leaves "questions that need answering", Sunak says
BBC appointment process was 'correct', Cabinet Office says amid conflict-of-interest claims
23 Jan 2023 HR
BBC appointment process was 'correct', Cabinet Office says amid conflict-of-interest claims
Richard Sharp calls for review following claims he helped then-PM Boris Johnson secure a loan
Treasury launches hunt for next chief economic adviser
23 Jan 2023 HR
Treasury launches hunt for next chief economic adviser
Department offers up to £125k a year for Clare Lombardelli’s successor
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – January 20
23 Jan 2023 HR
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – January 20
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Levelling up directors recruitment still unfinished a year on
20 Jan 2023 HR
Levelling up directors recruitment still unfinished a year on
Hiring of a dozen DLUHC directors “still ongoing,” a year after positions were announced and 10 months after applications opened
As fast streamers gear up to strike, ministers must wake up to the damage already done
19 Jan 2023 HR
As fast streamers gear up to strike, ministers must wake up to the damage already done
Ministers may talk about “union barons”, but the disputes are unions responding to their members, not the other way around
Civil service ‘can’t deal with poor performance’, says former No.10 Policy Unit boss
19 Jan 2023 HR
Civil service ‘can’t deal with poor performance’, says former No.10 Policy Unit boss
Munira Mirza claims sideways-move culture is “very demoralising” for officials and needs to be fixed
GLD officials to move into HMRC site in Salford
18 Jan 2023 HR
GLD officials to move into HMRC site in Salford
“Exciting” move will help department become "truly national", perm sec Susanna McGibbon says
HMRC trials annual leave selling scheme
18 Jan 2023 HR
HMRC trials annual leave selling scheme
PCS union says scheme's timing "seems cynical, given the current cost-of-living crisis"
EXCL: Tens of thousands more civil servants to vote on strikes later this month Exclusive
17 Jan 2023 HR
EXCL: Tens of thousands more civil servants to vote on strikes later this month
Prospect union could join PCS strikes, with UKHSA, DSTL and Met Office among employers in formal ballot
Civil service leaders are ‘focused on’ staff pay, MoJ perm sec says
17 Jan 2023 HR
Civil service leaders are ‘focused on’ staff pay, MoJ perm sec says
Antonia Romeo says wages and career progression concerns dominated Civil Service People Survey feedback
Fast streamers vote to strike for first time ever over stagnant pay
17 Jan 2023 HR
Fast streamers vote to strike for first time ever over stagnant pay
FDA union says Fast Stream members are "tired of empty promises" after pay rises just 3.7% in 12 years