MPs request ‘reliable date’ for pension scheme recovery as union joins insourcing calls
18 Jun HR

MPs request ‘reliable date’ for pension scheme recovery as union joins insourcing calls

Prospect joins calls to bring the Civil Service Pension Scheme back in-house as PAC chair seeks reassurances over the service's recovery
by Tevye Markson
A giddy new dawn: Plans for SCS pay progression are a crucial step in the right direction
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A giddy new dawn: Plans for SCS pay progression are a crucial step in the right direction
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New guidance aims to 'rebuild' departments' in-house capability
Public appointments commissioner William Shawcross ‘to step down early’
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Public appointments commissioner William Shawcross ‘to step down early’
New Manchester hub unveiled as Cabinet Office announces 1,100 more jobs to move from London
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New Manchester hub unveiled as Cabinet Office announces 1,100 more jobs to move from London
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Shortlist announced for recruitment excellence award
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Civil Service Commission launches Mark of Excellence to champion diversity work
PM’s standards adviser quits after Partygate comments
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PM’s standards adviser quits after Partygate comments
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New cost-of-living tsar called Boris Johnson a 'lame duck PM'
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New cost-of-living tsar called Boris Johnson a 'lame duck PM'
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Former Tory leader condemns Fast Stream recruitment freeze
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Former Tory leader condemns Fast Stream recruitment freeze
William Hague says civil service needs more fast streamers if it is to reinvent itself successfully
PM’s standards adviser says Partygate probe didn’t encroach on his remit
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PM’s standards adviser says Partygate probe didn’t encroach on his remit
Christopher Geidt refuses to tell MPs whether he backs calls for his powers to be made statutory
MPs to scrutinise government non-exec roles amid cronyism concerns
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MPs to scrutinise government non-exec roles amid cronyism concerns
PACAC chair William Wragg says the inquiry aims to consider how NEDs should be held accountable
Homes England appoints first ever chief operating officer
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Homes England appoints first ever chief operating officer
Kirsty Shaw joins from the Care Quality Commission
Scottish social security commission chair resigns
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Scottish social security commission chair resigns
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Latest civil service & public affairs moves – June 13
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Latest civil service & public affairs moves – June 13
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Government hopes to announce new chief digital officer ‘very shortly’
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Government hopes to announce new chief digital officer ‘very shortly’
Process to recruit tech supremo is now in its ‘final stages’
Home Office offers £118k for deportation chief
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Home Office offers £118k for deportation chief
Head of International and Returns Services Command will support design and delivery of Home Office's "strategic and operational returns"