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Departments can give average wage increases of up to 2.5%, pay remit guidance says

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Coronavirus crisis has shown officials can work free of "constraints of location and organisational boundaries", Alex Chisholm tells CSW

Successive prime ministers “failed to offer any significant protection” as officials came under attack, IfG says

Labour asks government why it is only planning to recruit 18,000 roles, saying as many as 50,000 may be needed

Unions say freezing key workers' wages after leaked Treasury documents reveal further austerity among policy options

Social media channels from across government will highlight work of individual officials in coronavirus response

Tax agency begins search for long-term replacement for Jacky Wright

Leaked document says measures needed to "enhance credibility and boost investor confidence"

Minister-led groups to tackle changes faced by aviation industry, shops, pubs and other sectors affected by coronavirus

Pulse survey to assess the impact on officials and inform departments' responses

Government sets out further details of Joint Biosecurity Centre alongside next steps to ease lockdown

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Sedwill tested positive for Covid-19 in April

"Your work is recognised and thoroughly appreciated," Schofield tells civil servants

Epidemiologist says he regrets "undermining of the clear messages" on social distancing

Minister says payment timeliness for Universal Credit is running at a record high despite huge levels of demand

Dame Louise Casey will lead unit to ensure "as few people as possible return to life on the streets" after the crisis

New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People

Departments will match employees to roles where they need extra capacity to tackle the coronavirus crisis 

Claire Bassett resigns while the post-Brexit trade body is still in shadow form

Labour MPs have called for the findings of the inquiry, expected to conclude this week, to be made public

Former UKIP functionary also suggested immigrants were treated preferentially by the benefits system

Competition launched after a court challenge forced the department to remove its previous appointee from the role