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
DWP offers £120k a year for next comms chief
03 Mar 2022 HR
DWP offers £120k a year for next comms chief
Recruitment campaign follows Lisa Hunter’s move to the Government Communication Service
Treasury rules?
08 Feb 2022 HR
Treasury rules?
The backdrop to controversies about the Prime Minister's Office and the role of the Treasury are rooted in the history of Whitehall
Black Cabinet Office civil servant receives six-figure pay off amid 'systemic' racism concern
07 Feb 2022 HR
Black Cabinet Office civil servant receives six-figure pay off amid 'systemic' racism concern
A former civil servant who said he had been racially abused has called for PACAC to investigate the department
DHSC seeks deputy chief medic to replace Van-Tam
07 Feb 2022 HR
DHSC seeks deputy chief medic to replace Van-Tam
Department offers up to £149,000 a year for its next DCMO for health protection
Senior civil servant among top Boris Johnson aides quitting No.10
04 Feb 2022 HR
Senior civil servant among top Boris Johnson aides quitting No.10
PPS Martin Reynolds, policy-unit chief Munira Mirza, chief of staff Dan Rosenfield and comms director Jack Doyle resign from Downing Street
Ministers ‘must protect civil service impartiality’ in NI Protocol dispute
03 Feb 2022 HR
Ministers ‘must protect civil service impartiality’ in NI Protocol dispute
Union says Northern Ireland Civil Service officials are at risk of “inevitable accusations of politicisation” in row over Irish Sea border checks
Levelling up: all the civil service relocations out of London announced so far
03 Feb 2022 HR
Levelling up: all the civil service relocations out of London announced so far
Close to 10,000 new relocations were announced in yesterday's levelling up white paper, bringing the running total to more than 15,000
New Leadership College for Government to be 'centrepiece' of management training reform
03 Feb 2022 HR
New Leadership College for Government to be 'centrepiece' of management training reform
Levelling up white paper promises "rigorous curriculum" including updates to existing programmes
Partygate: Former cabinet secretary ‘attended rule-breaking event’
03 Feb 2022 HR
Partygate: Former cabinet secretary ‘attended rule-breaking event’
Paper claims Mark Sedwill was at June 2020 gathering under investigation by the Met
Darpa exec named first boss of Advanced Research and Invention Agency
03 Feb 2022 HR
Darpa exec named first boss of Advanced Research and Invention Agency
BEIS hires British-born deputy of US organisation Darpa to lead new “high-risk, high-reward organisation”
A matter of tax: HMRC's Angela MacDonald on hubs, fraud and why she'd never leave Yorkshire Exclusive
03 Feb 2022 HR
A matter of tax: HMRC's Angela MacDonald on hubs, fraud and why she'd never leave Yorkshire
Second perm sec Angela MacDonald reflects on HMRC's role in the Covid response and EU transition, and what its massive office rationalisation programme means for levelling up
MoJ to move 2,000 jobs to seven regional offices
02 Feb 2022 HR
MoJ to move 2,000 jobs to seven regional offices
"Justice collaboration centres" to open as part of Places for Growth programme