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PCS union announces result of ballot of outsourced workers and reiterates call for services to be brought back in-house
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John Manzoni and Sir Mark Sedwill share "inconvenient" warnings about "disorderly" no-deal Brexit.
Vallance also announced he had appointed a chief scientific adviser to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
Department looks to put 50-strong team on standby for Brexit-related crises
Latest figures show 2.8% year-on-year increase to September
Finance secretary announces 3% increase for civil servants earning up to £36,500, but limits higher earners to 2%
“This role is critical to our transformation as a department servicing around 20 million citizens each year,” according to the job advert.
Review follows the revelation that senior officials failed to take notes in important meetings because of concerns about media scrutiny
FDA union’s latest working hours survey paints picture of understaffing, stress and reduced productivity
Tax department highlights its “rigorous complaints process” and independent adjudication after peers warn of behaviour that fell below expected standards
Boyd said he has helped to develop a "increasing appreciation of the embeddedness and the importance of science in Defra".
The government also rejected the committee's call for MPs to vote on controversial appointments
Department publishes plan as independent review seeks to open up public appointments to more people with disabilities
The department's top scientist, who will advise on fire safety post-Grenfell, must have an engineering background, government CSA Patrick Vallance said.
Union says Highways England chief received 9.7% rise last year
Charity will support diversity and innovation in public service
No matter the circumstances, "we rise up and we meet the challenge," says NICS chief after a tough two years for public officials.
The successful candidate for the £160,000 a year role will "build on the momentum and progress made in recent years", according to the job advert
PCS branch issues notice of industrial action ballot to BEIS after talks with senior figures break down
A plan to tackle organised crime, an investment strategy and gender pay gap reporting rules were all awaiting sign-off.