MHCLG sets timeframe for move to new headquarters
27 May HR

MHCLG sets timeframe for move to new headquarters

Plus, Department for Work and Pensions delays departure from Caxton House until March next year
by Jim Dunton
Civil Service Commission launches consultation on changes to revolving-doors rules
08 Jun HR
Civil Service Commission launches consultation on changes to revolving-doors rules
DVLA staffer jailed for defrauding agency
08 Jun HR
DVLA staffer jailed for defrauding agency
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – 8 June
08 Jun HR
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – 8 June
'Stark' drop in real-terms civil service pay at all grades since 2010, analysis reveals
31 Jan 2023 HR
'Stark' drop in real-terms civil service pay at all grades since 2010, analysis reveals
Value of senior civil servants' wages down by nearly a quarter but pay squeeze is not achieving expected savings, IfG warns
Closure of some departments’ second HQs ‘almost inevitable’, MPs told
31 Jan 2023 HR
Closure of some departments’ second HQs ‘almost inevitable’, MPs told
Leading public sector academic also questions evidence base for civil service relocations
Raab bullying probe: Rees-Mogg slammed for 'snowflake' comments
31 Jan 2023 HR
Raab bullying probe: Rees-Mogg slammed for 'snowflake' comments
MP accused of "trivialising bullying" as it is reported perm sec has given evidence to inquiry investigating complaints against Raab
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – January 30
30 Jan 2023 HR
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – January 30
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via the Dods People team
Nick Timothy reviewing Home Office 'structures and systems'
30 Jan 2023 HR
Nick Timothy reviewing Home Office 'structures and systems'
Theresa May's former adviser is working as an independent consultant at the department
Dorries breach yet another example of ‘out of date’ anti-corruption rules, watchdog says
30 Jan 2023 HR
Dorries breach yet another example of ‘out of date’ anti-corruption rules, watchdog says
Ex-minister Nadine Dorries is rapped after failing to await Acoba's advice before joining TalkTV
Prospect union launches strike ballot over civil service pay
27 Jan 2023 HR
Prospect union launches strike ballot over civil service pay
Vote could see scientists and engineers join PCS colleagues on picket lines
'There have to be consequences for civil service pay erosion': Mike Clancy on Prospect's strike ballot
27 Jan 2023 HR
'There have to be consequences for civil service pay erosion': Mike Clancy on Prospect's strike ballot
"Moral purpose doesn't pay the mortgage," the union general secretary says
Major civil service job cuts on the table amid 'budget pressures', Dowden confirms
27 Jan 2023 HR
Major civil service job cuts on the table amid 'budget pressures', Dowden confirms
Minister says the "only difference" to scrapped 91,000 cuts plan "is we will be driven by outcomes”
Gove mangles Places for Growth figures in speech gaffe
27 Jan 2023 HR
Gove mangles Places for Growth figures in speech gaffe
Levelling up secretary tells conference "20,000 senior posts" have already relocated north
Ministers won't renegotiate this year's civil service pay deal, Dowden says
26 Jan 2023 HR
Ministers won't renegotiate this year's civil service pay deal, Dowden says
Soaring inflation will likely be "partly" reflected in 2023-24 pay settlement, minister tells MPs as strikes continue
Watchdog to investigate BBC chair appointment
24 Jan 2023 HR
Watchdog to investigate BBC chair appointment
Simon Case "should have made appointment panel aware" of conversation with Richard Sharp, former commissioner says