Civil Service Pension Scheme: Union slams ‘shameful’ lack of insight into late payments
22 Jan HR

Civil Service Pension Scheme: Union slams ‘shameful’ lack of insight into late payments

‘This is a real scandal’, warns Prospect, as POA adds to growing calls for urgent action
by Tevye Markson
Civil Service Pension Scheme: HMRC’s Angela MacDonald to help tackle issues
23 Jan HR
Civil Service Pension Scheme: HMRC’s Angela MacDonald to help tackle issues
‘Angry is an understatement’: Ajax SRO removed following ministerial review
22 Jan HR
‘Angry is an understatement’: Ajax SRO removed following ministerial review
Delivering from the centre requires partnership, not proxy wars
22 Jan HR
Delivering from the centre requires partnership, not proxy wars
People Survey: Pay satisfaction falls and engagement stalls
29 Apr 2022 HR
People Survey: Pay satisfaction falls and engagement stalls
But just-published results reveal highest-ever work-life balance score among civil servants
MPs renew call for answers on Office of the Prime Minister plans
29 Apr 2022 HR
MPs renew call for answers on Office of the Prime Minister plans
Cabinet Office perm sec is asked again for details, more than two months after original queries
UK Health Security Agency blasted for ‘irresponsible’ job-cut plans
28 Apr 2022 HR
UK Health Security Agency blasted for ‘irresponsible’ job-cut plans
Union says plan to slash headcount by 40% is a bad move that is hammering morale
DLUHC calls in experts to address 'scarcity of senior talent' for Midlands HQ Exclusive
28 Apr 2022 HR
DLUHC calls in experts to address 'scarcity of senior talent' for Midlands HQ
Levelling up department hires recruitment specialists to help boost its "brand" in the region
Unions slam PM’s ‘absurd’ threat to privatise Passport Office
27 Apr 2022 HR
Unions slam PM’s ‘absurd’ threat to privatise Passport Office
Home Office recruitment failures and poor management to blame for backlog, unions say
Rees-Mogg sets out guidance for new ‘bonfire of the quangos’
27 Apr 2022 HR
Rees-Mogg sets out guidance for new ‘bonfire of the quangos’
Teams asked to identify minimum of 5% savings as PM eyes potential for outsourcing ALB functions
Cab sec Simon Case warns PM against work-from-home 'scare tactics'
26 Apr 2022 HR
Cab sec Simon Case warns PM against work-from-home 'scare tactics'
Head of civil service tells Johnson that Jacob Rees-Mogg’s latest drive is “unwise”
Union sets out plans for strike vote on 10% pay claim
26 Apr 2022 HR
Union sets out plans for strike vote on 10% pay claim
PCS says it is now formally in dispute with government and gearing up for conference-season ballot
From the editor: Sorry isn't so hard to say
26 Apr 2022 HR
From the editor: Sorry isn't so hard to say
As the Grenfell Inquiry unfolds, politicians – and some senior officials – must acknowledge their role in systems which are failing
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 25
25 Apr 2022 HR
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 25
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Read the April 2022 edition of Civil Service World
25 Apr 2022 HR
Read the April 2022 edition of Civil Service World
Outgoing chief people officer Rupert McNeil reflects on his career and tells CSW what's next in this people-focused issue
‘Images of Marley’s ghost’: Dorries slams Rees-Mogg’s ‘Dickensian' war on home working
25 Apr 2022 HR
‘Images of Marley’s ghost’: Dorries slams Rees-Mogg’s ‘Dickensian' war on home working
Backlash at government efficiency minister’s views on officials working from home