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    HR

    Keep up-to-date with the latest HR news from Civil Service World
    Unions demand urgent meeting with Barclay over 'crass' announcement of 91,000 job cuts
    17 May HR

    Unions demand urgent meeting with Barclay over 'crass' announcement of 91,000 job cuts

    Cabinet Office minister has yet to comment on plans to cut 91,000 jobs – a figure unions say has been “plucked from the air"
    by Beckie Smith
    Jacob Rees-Mogg accused of 'blind ideology' after previously backing civil service flexible working
    18 May HR
    Jacob Rees-Mogg accused of 'blind ideology' after previously backing civil service flexible working
    Saving grace: NS&I chief Ian Ackerley on Covid turbulence, select committee grillings and green investment
    18 May HR
    Saving grace: NS&I chief Ian Ackerley on Covid turbulence, select committee grillings and green investment
    Comms staff strategy shifts focus to 'sustainable' headcount reductions and regional rebalancing
    18 May HR
    Comms staff strategy shifts focus to 'sustainable' headcount reductions and regional rebalancing
    Ex-civil service head questions plans for large-scale staff cuts
    03 May HR
    Ex-civil service head questions plans for large-scale staff cuts
    Lord Kerslake says huge challenges require “right-sized” workforce as former civil service chief exec Manzoni issues caution over skills gaps
    'Our teams are working flat out': Rycroft intervenes in work-from-home row
    29 Apr HR
    'Our teams are working flat out': Rycroft intervenes in work-from-home row
    Passport Office head's work location has "zero bearing" on delays at the agency, perm sec says
    People Survey: Pay satisfaction falls and engagement stalls
    29 Apr HR
    People Survey: Pay satisfaction falls and engagement stalls
    But just-published results reveal highest-ever work-life balance score among civil servants
    MPs renew call for answers on Office of the Prime Minister plans
    29 Apr HR
    MPs renew call for answers on Office of the Prime Minister plans
    Cabinet Office perm sec is asked again for details, more than two months after original queries
    UK Health Security Agency blasted for ‘irresponsible’ job-cut plans
    28 Apr HR
    UK Health Security Agency blasted for ‘irresponsible’ job-cut plans
    Union says plan to slash headcount by 40% is a bad move that is hammering morale
    DLUHC calls in experts to address 'scarcity of senior talent' for Midlands HQ Exclusive
    28 Apr HR
    DLUHC calls in experts to address 'scarcity of senior talent' for Midlands HQ
    Levelling up department hires recruitment specialists to help boost its "brand" in the region
    Unions slam PM’s ‘absurd’ threat to privatise Passport Office
    27 Apr HR
    Unions slam PM’s ‘absurd’ threat to privatise Passport Office
    Home Office recruitment failures and poor management to blame for backlog, unions say
    Rees-Mogg sets out guidance for new ‘bonfire of the quangos’
    27 Apr HR
    Rees-Mogg sets out guidance for new ‘bonfire of the quangos’
    Teams asked to identify minimum of 5% savings as PM eyes potential for outsourcing ALB functions
    Cab sec Simon Case warns PM against work-from-home 'scare tactics'
    26 Apr HR
    Cab sec Simon Case warns PM against work-from-home 'scare tactics'
    Head of civil service tells Johnson that Jacob Rees-Mogg’s latest drive is “unwise”
    Union sets out plans for strike vote on 10% pay claim
    26 Apr HR
    Union sets out plans for strike vote on 10% pay claim
    PCS says it is now formally in dispute with government and gearing up for conference-season ballot
    From the editor: sorry isn't so hard to say
    26 Apr HR
    From the editor: sorry isn't so hard to say
    As the Grenfell Inquiry unfolds, politicians – and some senior officials – must acknowledge their role in systems which are failing
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 25
    25 Apr HR
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 25
    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
    Read the April 2022 edition of Civil Service World
    25 Apr HR
    Read the April 2022 edition of Civil Service World
    Outgoing chief people officer Rupert McNeil reflects on his career and tells CSW what's next in this people-focused issue
    ‘Images of Marley’s ghost’: Dorries slams Rees-Mogg’s ‘Dickensian' war on home working
    25 Apr HR
    ‘Images of Marley’s ghost’: Dorries slams Rees-Mogg’s ‘Dickensian' war on home working
    Backlash at government efficiency minister’s views on officials working from home
    Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on improving its performance
    22 Apr HR
    Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on improving its performance
    CSW assesses progress against key actions set out in the Declaration on Government Reform, and explores how volunteering can boost skills and support key priorities
    Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on empowering its people
    22 Apr HR
    Red light, green light: examining the government's progress on empowering its people
    In the final part of our series exploring the Declaration on Government Reform, CSW assesses progress against actions designed – according to the document – to ensure there are the “best people leading and working in government to deliver better outcomes for citizens”.
    As ministers urge civil servants back to the office, we need more nuance and less petty politics
    21 Apr HR
    As ministers urge civil servants back to the office, we need more nuance and less petty politics
    As Jacob Rees-Mogg tours offices likes a prefect taking register, he would be better advised to talk to staff about what they are doing to support the country and his government
    Rees-Mogg names Brexit Opportunities Unit head, 10 months after recruitment opens
    21 Apr HR
    Rees-Mogg names Brexit Opportunities Unit head, 10 months after recruitment opens
    Minister also promises government will 'reform' Northern Ireland Protocol if the EU will not
    No.10 perm sec ‘eyes pared-back Downing Street headcount’
    21 Apr HR
    No.10 perm sec ‘eyes pared-back Downing Street headcount’
    Dozens of senior staff set to be transferred to Cabinet Office, according to report
    DfE staff told to return to pre-pandemic office working ‘immediately’
    21 Apr HR
    DfE staff told to return to pre-pandemic office working ‘immediately’
    Education secretary tells MPs office attendance will improve after figures highlight bottom-of-the-table rates
    Hundreds of officials drafted to Home Office to clear Ukraine refugee visa backlog
    20 Apr HR
    Hundreds of officials drafted to Home Office to clear Ukraine refugee visa backlog
    Decision comes after staff reportedly resisted attempts to set up a cross-department "situation room"
    MoD appoints new Defence Infrastructure Organisation chief
    20 Apr HR
    MoD appoints new Defence Infrastructure Organisation chief
    Mike Green joins DIO after ten years in the Department for Education
    ICO ends criminal probe into leaked DHSC footage of Hancock
    20 Apr HR
    ICO ends criminal probe into leaked DHSC footage of Hancock
    Watchdog says there is “insufficient evidence” to prosecute pair over CCTV images that cost health secretary his job
    Rees-Mogg: Civil servants must make 'rapid return' to office
    19 Apr HR
    Rees-Mogg: Civil servants must make 'rapid return' to office
    Ministers told to send a "clear message" that officials should not be working from home
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