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    HR

    Keep up-to-date with the latest HR news from Civil Service World
    Major civil service job cuts on the table amid 'budget pressures', Dowden confirms
    27 Jan HR

    Major civil service job cuts on the table amid 'budget pressures', Dowden confirms

    Minister says the "only difference" to scrapped 91,000 cuts plan "is we will be driven by outcomes”
    by Tevye Markson
    Prospect union launches strike ballot over civil service pay
    27 Jan HR
    Prospect union launches strike ballot over civil service pay
    'There have to be consequences for civil service pay erosion': Mike Clancy on Prospect's strike ballot
    27 Jan HR
    'There have to be consequences for civil service pay erosion': Mike Clancy on Prospect's strike ballot
    Gove mangles Places for Growth figures in speech gaffe
    27 Jan HR
    Gove mangles Places for Growth figures in speech gaffe
    Treasury’s top economic adviser to leave for OECD
    13 Jan HR
    Treasury’s top economic adviser to leave for OECD
    Clare Lombardelli will become OECD chief economist in spring, after 18 years in the civil service
    Sunak must go beyond fine words to repair the damage to the UK's governing institutions
    12 Jan HR
    Sunak must go beyond fine words to repair the damage to the UK's governing institutions
    Scrapping the civil service job-cuts target will go some way to restoring relations, but reputations cannot be repaired overnight
    HMRC not deploying enough staff to tackle £42bn tax gap, MPs say
    12 Jan HR
    HMRC not deploying enough staff to tackle £42bn tax gap, MPs say
    "Eye-watering" sum owed in unpaid taxes could have helped fill "public spending black hole", PAC says
    Civil service pay talks branded a 'farce' as unions say Cabinet Office minister had 'nothing to offer'
    12 Jan HR
    Civil service pay talks branded a 'farce' as unions say Cabinet Office minister had 'nothing to offer'
    Further strike action threatened as unions criticise lack of offer to address their pay and conditions concerns
    100,000 civil servants to strike in one-day action in February
    12 Jan HR
    100,000 civil servants to strike in one-day action in February
    PCS: “We warned the government our dispute would escalate if they did not listen – and we’re as good as our word"

    Anti-strike legislation 'reprehensible and vindictive', union says
    11 Jan HR
    Anti-strike legislation 'reprehensible and vindictive', union says
    PCS pledges to fight bill aimed at maintaining minimum service levels in Border Force and elsewhere
    ONS ranked among UK's best places to work
    11 Jan HR
    ONS ranked among UK's best places to work
    Glassdoor reviews of Office for National Statistics cite flexible working and work-life balance among perks
    'Compelling' communicator sought to lead government digital and data strategy
    11 Jan HR
    'Compelling' communicator sought to lead government digital and data strategy
    Cabinet Office unit seeks strategy and projects leader – in a role first advertised as a 10-year assignment
    Get out of listening mode and put money on the table to end pay strikes, civil service unions tell ministers
    10 Jan HR
    Get out of listening mode and put money on the table to end pay strikes, civil service unions tell ministers
    Industrial action will not be avoided without "meaningful" pay proposals, unions tell Jeremy Quin
    DLUHC ‘making progress’ with skills challenges, says perm sec
    10 Jan HR
    DLUHC ‘making progress’ with skills challenges, says perm sec
    Jeremy Pocklington also admits that inflation pressures are hitting levelling-up projects
    Accents, qualifications and recruitment: how the Government Socio-Economic Diversity Network  will challenge barriers and biases in 2023
    10 Jan HR
    Accents, qualifications and recruitment: how the Government Socio-Economic Diversity Network will challenge barriers and biases in 2023
    Work will continue this year to make the civil service better and more attractive to working class people
    Northern Ireland civil servants could join strikes over 'offensive' sub-2% pay offer
    09 Jan HR
    Northern Ireland civil servants could join strikes over 'offensive' sub-2% pay offer
    Union urges members to reject "derisory" offer of £552 pay rise and vote on industrial action
    Katharine Birbalsingh resigns as Social Mobility Commission chair
    06 Jan HR
    Katharine Birbalsingh resigns as Social Mobility Commission chair
    Educator says media portrayal of “controversial” opinions was jeopardising Cabinet Office body’s work
    ‘Deciding where to cut staff was hard’ – Simon Baugh on restructuring GCS and reacting to once-in-a-generation events
    06 Jan HR
    ‘Deciding where to cut staff was hard’ – Simon Baugh on restructuring GCS and reacting to once-in-a-generation events
    The Government Communication Service chief exec is proud of how staff responded to Omicron and Russia's invasion of Ukraine
    Ministers blasted for ‘hollow’ pay negotiations offer
    06 Jan HR
    Ministers blasted for ‘hollow’ pay negotiations offer
    Civil service unions say attempts to curb public-sector strikes show government is in denial
    PM praises public-sector workers as plans emerge for crackdown on strikes
    05 Jan HR
    PM praises public-sector workers as plans emerge for crackdown on strikes
    Sunak says he will seek “reasonable dialogue with unions” about what is “responsible and fair” for the nation
    Historic England under strain due to 'legacy of underfunding'
    04 Jan HR
    Historic England under strain due to 'legacy of underfunding'
    Report warns of "careful balancing act" amid strain on technology systems and staffing resources
    Home Office perm sec Matthew Rycroft dedicates New Year knighthood to 'unsung' public servants
    03 Jan HR
    Home Office perm sec Matthew Rycroft dedicates New Year knighthood to 'unsung' public servants
    Award “is for the countless public servants who are doing a brilliant job... with little credit”, Rycroft says
    Tom Scholar named in New Year Honours – plus all the civil servants that made the 2023 list
    03 Jan HR
    Tom Scholar named in New Year Honours – plus all the civil servants that made the 2023 list
    Home Office perm sec Matthew Rycroft and Treasury second perm sec Cat Little named alongside former Treasury chief
    ‘The hardest decision? Deciding what hybrid working is’: Government property chief Mark Chivers reflects on 2022
    23 Dec 2022 HR
    ‘The hardest decision? Deciding what hybrid working is’: Government property chief Mark Chivers reflects on 2022
    Government’s chief property officer looks back on his highlights from the last year and ongoing challenges
    PCS union announces new civil service strike dates
    22 Dec 2022 HR
    PCS union announces new civil service strike dates
    Meanwhile, Prospect chief predicts members will vote for “most widespread industrial action” in a decade
    For the Scottish Government, 2022 was about making progress together in hard times
    22 Dec 2022 HR
    For the Scottish Government, 2022 was about making progress together in hard times
    After becoming perm sec this year, JP Marks talks about the importance of living civil organisational values
    Government's property plans 'in disarray' as 'plague of ageing, inadequate data systems strikes again', MPs warn
    21 Dec 2022 HR
    Government's property plans 'in disarray' as 'plague of ageing, inadequate data systems strikes again', MPs warn
    Public Accounts Committee questions value for money of hubs programme, and ambitions to raise £2bn through property sales and efficiency savings
    Sunak insists he is working hard to appoint ethics adviser
    21 Dec 2022 HR
    Sunak insists he is working hard to appoint ethics adviser
    Prime minister says he hopes to make an announcement soon
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