Pension scheme crisis: Unions urge government to ‘go further’
30 Jan HR

Pension scheme crisis: Unions urge government to ‘go further’

Civil service unions call for compensation scheme, voluntary exits delay, and hardship loan consistency
by Tevye Markson
PM needs ‘much larger’ economic team in No.10 to deliver growth
30 Jan HR
PM needs ‘much larger’ economic team in No.10 to deliver growth
Give those you lead what they need: How to be an emotionally intelligent leader
30 Jan HR
Give those you lead what they need: How to be an emotionally intelligent leader
HM Courts and Tribunals Service hunts for new chief exec
30 Jan HR
HM Courts and Tribunals Service hunts for new chief exec
Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on empowering its people
22 Apr 2022 HR
Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on empowering its people
In the final part of our series exploring the Declaration on Government Reform, CSW assesses progress against actions designed – according to the document – to ensure there are the “best people leading and working in government to deliver better outcomes for citizens”.
As ministers urge civil servants back to the office, we need more nuance and less petty politics
21 Apr 2022 HR
As ministers urge civil servants back to the office, we need more nuance and less petty politics
As Jacob Rees-Mogg tours offices likes a prefect taking register, he would be better advised to talk to staff about what they are doing to support the country and his government
Rees-Mogg names Brexit Opportunities Unit head, 10 months after recruitment opens
21 Apr 2022 HR
Rees-Mogg names Brexit Opportunities Unit head, 10 months after recruitment opens
Minister also promises government will 'reform' Northern Ireland Protocol if the EU will not
No.10 perm sec ‘eyes pared-back Downing Street headcount’
21 Apr 2022 HR
No.10 perm sec ‘eyes pared-back Downing Street headcount’
Dozens of senior staff set to be transferred to Cabinet Office, according to report
DfE staff told to return to pre-pandemic office working ‘immediately’
21 Apr 2022 HR
DfE staff told to return to pre-pandemic office working ‘immediately’
Education secretary tells MPs office attendance will improve after figures highlight bottom-of-the-table rates
Hundreds of officials drafted to Home Office to clear Ukraine refugee visa backlog
20 Apr 2022 HR
Hundreds of officials drafted to Home Office to clear Ukraine refugee visa backlog
Decision comes after staff reportedly resisted attempts to set up a cross-department "situation room"
MoD appoints new Defence Infrastructure Organisation chief
20 Apr 2022 HR
MoD appoints new Defence Infrastructure Organisation chief
Mike Green joins DIO after ten years in the Department for Education
ICO ends criminal probe into leaked DHSC footage of Hancock
20 Apr 2022 HR
ICO ends criminal probe into leaked DHSC footage of Hancock
Watchdog says there is “insufficient evidence” to prosecute pair over CCTV images that cost health secretary his job
Rees-Mogg: Civil servants must make 'rapid return' to office
19 Apr 2022 HR
Rees-Mogg: Civil servants must make 'rapid return' to office
Ministers told to send a "clear message" that officials should not be working from home
Capability-based pay, milestone-based rewards and the five-year strategy: everything you need to know about the Cabinet Office’s plans for SCS reform
19 Apr 2022 HR
Capability-based pay, milestone-based rewards and the five-year strategy: everything you need to know about the Cabinet Office’s plans for SCS reform
Submission to the Senior Salary Review Board reveals a suite of new proposals to help keep top officials in their posts
DHSC names new deputy chief medical officer
19 Apr 2022 HR
DHSC names new deputy chief medical officer
Interim DCMO Thomas Waite succeeds Jonathan Van-Tam
Cabinet Office lead non-exec has non-dom status
14 Apr 2022 HR
Cabinet Office lead non-exec has non-dom status
Cabinet Office says the former Goldman Sachs MD has not avoided paying taxes on income through the non-dom status