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    HR

    Keep up-to-date with the latest HR news from Civil Service World
    Redundancies as part of 91,000 job cuts plan ‘will be on 2010 terms’
    19 May HR

    Redundancies as part of 91,000 job cuts plan ‘will be on 2010 terms’

    Union says Cabinet Office officials confirmed voluntary exit schemes will be needed to hit PM’s target
    by Tevye Markson
    Disbelief as advisers voice ‘alarm’ over Cabinet Office HR headcount
    19 May HR
    Disbelief as advisers voice ‘alarm’ over Cabinet Office HR headcount
    Read the May 2022 edition of Civil Service World
    19 May HR
    Read the May 2022 edition of Civil Service World
    Met ends Partygate investigation with 126 people fined
    19 May HR
    Met ends Partygate investigation with 126 people fined
    FDA rejects performance pay
    11 Jul 2012 HR
    FDA rejects performance pay

    The FDA trade union “flatly rejects” proposals to introduce performance-related pay for the senior civil service, the union’s general secretary Dave Penman has told CSW.


    11 Jul 2012 HR
    DCLG’s Andrew Campbell to lead CS reform

    The new job of director general for civil service reform has been awarded on an interim basis to Andrew Campbell from the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), Civil Service World has learned.


    27 Jun 2012 HR
    White: bottom 10% rule will hit perm secs too

    Permanent secretaries will be covered by the new rules on performance set out in the Civil Service Reform Plan, Sharon White, director general of public spending in the Treasury, told the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Monday. This means that the poorest performing 10 per cent of permanent secretaries will be identified and given extra support and training.


    Kerslake: top job promotions will require broad experience
    27 Jun 2012 HR
    Kerslake: top job promotions will require broad experience
    The government’s reform plans fall well short of the aim of creating a more professional civil service, says Dai Hudd
    27 Jun 2012 HR
    The government’s reform plans fall well short of the aim of creating a more professional civil service, says Dai Hudd

    The government’s reform plans fall well short of the aim of creating a more professional civil service, says Dai Hudd


    New services at rebadged CSBF
    30 May 2012 HR
    New services at rebadged CSBF

    The Civil Service Benevolent Fund has rebranded, been given a new name, and switched the focus of its services to concentrate on information and advice rather than financial assistance.


    Treasury officials ‘threatening to ignore tribunal’, says Owen lawyer
    30 May 2012 HR
    Treasury officials ‘threatening to ignore tribunal’, says Owen lawyer

    A solicitor representing David Owen, a civil servant suing the Treasury for unfair dismissal, has said that officials are threatening to ignore the judge’s decision should he rule in Owen’s favour.


    PAC: ‘No plan’ for MoD staff cuts
    30 May 2012 HR
    PAC: ‘No plan’ for MoD staff cuts

    The Ministry of Defence (MoD) failed to plan out the skills it will need in the long term before cutting its civilian and military workforces, according a report published by the Public Accounts Committee on Friday.


    Exclusive: SCS faces stronger oversight
    16 May 2012 HR
    Exclusive: SCS faces stronger oversight

    The government’s civil service reform plan will increase the “corporate management” of the senior civil service and allow departments to better understand the abilities of employees in other organisations when recruiting, Sir Bob Kerslake, head of the civil service, has told CSW.


    Penman to be FDA general secretary
    16 May 2012 HR
    Penman to be FDA general secretary

    Dave Penman, the current deputy general secretary of the FDA, will become the trade union’s next general secretary later this year, it was announced yesterday.


    PCS to strike on 10 May with Unite’s NHS workers over Cabinet Office’s public sector pension reforms
    25 Apr 2012 HR
    PCS to strike on 10 May with Unite’s NHS workers over Cabinet Office’s public sector pension reforms

    Civil servants in the PCS Union will strike on 10 May over reforms to public sector pensions, the trade union announced last week. They will be joined by NHS workers from the Unite trade union, it said.


    Staff key to Treasury crisis response
    12 Apr 2012 HR
    Staff key to Treasury crisis response

    The Treasury needs to improve its contingency planning, broaden the capability of its staff, and encourage officials to challenge policy orthodoxies if it is to better handle future financial crises, a report has stated.


    Cabinet Office ‘commissioning academy’ plan
    12 Apr 2012 HR
    Cabinet Office ‘commissioning academy’ plan

    The Cabinet Office is to run a central academy to train civil servants and local government employees in commissioning and procurement, the department has told CSW.


    Civil servants eager to adopt flexible working, but warn that management culture and IT are obstacles
    28 Mar 2012 HR
    Civil servants eager to adopt flexible working, but warn that management culture and IT are obstacles

    An overwhelming majority of civil servants (79 per cent) believe that they would benefit from ‘new ways of working’ (NWW) – such as hot desking and remote working – and some 99 per cent believe that their departments would benefit, according to CSW research carried out in conjunction with property and infrastructure firm Capita Symonds.


    Proposed pensions deal matches post-2007 average salary scheme – but with higher contributions
    28 Mar 2012 HR
    Proposed pensions deal matches post-2007 average salary scheme – but with higher contributions

    A new proposal for civil service pension reform has been sent to trade unions for consultation, following the conclusion of talks between both sides earlier this month.


    New training system depends on departmental support, says Arnott
    28 Mar 2012 HR
    New training system depends on departmental support, says Arnott

    The head of Civil Service Learning (CSL), Jerry Arnott, has told CSW that he’s relying on departments’ procurement and finance professionals to ensure that all training purchases pass through CSL’s ‘Gateway’ – a key element of the reforms to civil service training set to come into force on 1 April.


    Exclusive: McKibbin backs spend to save and plans zero redundancies
    28 Mar 2012 HR
    Exclusive: McKibbin backs spend to save and plans zero redundancies

    Despite a change of approach in Whitehall, civil servants in Northern Ireland will continue to pursue ‘spend to save’, Dr Malcolm McKibbin, head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS), has told CSW.


    Opinion: We mustn’t renege on our commitment to diversity, says Oliver Entwistle
    07 Mar 2012 HR
    Opinion: We mustn’t renege on our commitment to diversity, says Oliver Entwistle

    The civil service has been a front runner in treating lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGB & T) workers fairly. Same sex adoption and parenting leave is available, same sex partners are recognised in pensions, and there are LGB & T staff networks.


    07 Mar 2012 HR
    HMRC 2nd perm sec role rejigged

    HMRC has changed the role of its second permanent secretary in an attempt to eliminate the problems that dogged the tenure of departing incumbent Dave Hartnett.


    Exclusive: Fast Stream reform group aims to move fast in introducing right to training and secondments
    22 Feb 2012 HR
    Exclusive: Fast Stream reform group aims to move fast in introducing right to training and secondments

    The group tasked with reforming the civil service Fast Stream wants to introduce a right to undertake training and secondments, the group’s head Lin Homer has told CSW. She hopes to make the changes quickly, and suggested that they may affect all current fast streamers.


    Exclusive: Civil service commissioner calls for Treasury tax review extension
    22 Feb 2012 HR
    Exclusive: Civil service commissioner calls for Treasury tax review extension

    First civil service commissioner Sir David Normington has called for the Treasury’s scoping review of tax arrangements across the senior civil service to be extended, to ascertain whether the people involved are full civil servants or interim managers.


    Exclusive: Committee chairs criticise departmental report responses
    22 Feb 2012 HR
    Exclusive: Committee chairs criticise departmental report responses

    Departmental select committee chairs have provided mixed reviews of the departments they scrutinise for a Civil Service World Special Report, which has found that 40 per cent of them are dissatisfied with departments’ responses to their reports.


    Francis Maude locking horns with permanent secretaries over controversial Fast Stream reforms
    08 Feb 2012 HR
    Francis Maude locking horns with permanent secretaries over controversial Fast Stream reforms

    Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude wants the Fast Stream programme to be halved to two years, but plans have been delayed because departments are pushing for a compromise, CSW has learned.


    Kerslake: project academy shows way forward
    08 Feb 2012 HR
    Kerslake: project academy shows way forward

    An academy to develop project leadership skills among senior officials, launched this week by Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude, will become a model for addressing skills gaps across government, according to head of the civil service Sir Bob Kerslake.


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