'I can do my job from home': Civil servants reflect on 60% in-office mandate
18 Dec HR

'I can do my job from home': Civil servants reflect on 60% in-office mandate

Two years on from its introduction, officials tell CSW what they really think of the 60% office-working rule
by Susan Allott
Minister pauses recruitment of UK Statistics Authority chair
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Minister pauses recruitment of UK Statistics Authority chair
DHSC says health-reorganisation redundancy bill could hit £1.3bn
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DHSC says health-reorganisation redundancy bill could hit £1.3bn
Civil servants accused of ‘paranoid risk aversion’ over Covid support schemes
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Civil servants accused of ‘paranoid risk aversion’ over Covid support schemes
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Raab pledges support for ICC probe into Russian war crimes
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Raab pledges support for ICC probe into Russian war crimes
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'I’ve experienced bullying and discrimination, absolutely': Simon Tse on championing racial diversity in the civil service Exclusive
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'I’ve experienced bullying and discrimination, absolutely': Simon Tse on championing racial diversity in the civil service
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PCS withdraws from Cabinet Office review into racism and discrimination
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PCS withdraws from Cabinet Office review into racism and discrimination
Civil service’s biggest union accuses department of carrying out “exercise in damage limitation”
At your service: CCS chief Simon Tse on procurement, PPE and being the 'silent partner' in times of crisis
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At your service: CCS chief Simon Tse on procurement, PPE and being the 'silent partner' in times of crisis
The chief exec gives a behind-the-scenes look at the Crown Commercial Service's role during the fall of Kabul and the coronavirus pandemic
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – March 14
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Latest civil service & public affairs moves – March 14
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Covid public inquiry hearings ‘will not begin until 2023 at the earliest’
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Covid public inquiry hearings ‘will not begin until 2023 at the earliest’
Revelation comes as inquiry chair puts draft terms of reference out to consultation
Cabinet Office offers £180k a year for next government HR chief
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Cabinet Office offers £180k a year for next government HR chief
Job ad specifies “immediate credibility” as important attribute for chief people officer
Northern Ireland Civil Service announces perm sec reshuffle
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Northern Ireland Civil Service announces perm sec reshuffle
Executive Office announces one top-level promotion and three job swaps
Former Tory candidate named new choice for Charity Commission chair after resignation 'shambles'
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Former Tory candidate named new choice for Charity Commission chair after resignation 'shambles'
Government's previous pick quit days after being appointed when conduct issues emerged
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EXCL: DWP exploring capability-based pay reform Exclusive
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EXCL: DWP exploring capability-based pay reform
Department investigates pay models that would help it “grow in the marketplace as a place of choice for employees”