Pension scheme backlog reaches 120,000 as minister eyes June recovery
04 Feb HR

Pension scheme backlog reaches 120,000 as minister eyes June recovery

Cabinet Office minister says government is working to restore most aspects of the Civil Service Pension Scheme to agreed service levels by June
by Tevye Markson
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HM Treasury planning 300 job cuts
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HM Land Registry offers £120k for digital chief to lead transformation
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HSE hunts for chief inspector to lead post-Grenfell building regulator
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DfE minister says civil service must ‘demonstrate leadership’ as care leavers internship applications open
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Repair damage to civil servants' trust by concluding Patel bullying probe, PM urged
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Civil service starts rollout of guaranteed job interview for veterans
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Civil service starts rollout of guaranteed job interview for veterans
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Scottish Government offers £140k for next chief medical officer
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Scottish Government offers £140k for next chief medical officer
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