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    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
    Capability-based pay, milestone-based rewards and the five-year strategy: everything you need to know about the Cabinet Office’s plans for SCS reform
    19 Apr HR
    Capability-based pay, milestone-based rewards and the five-year strategy: everything you need to know about the Cabinet Office’s plans for SCS reform
    Submission to the Senior Salary Review Board reveals a suite of new proposals to help keep top officials in their posts
    DHSC names new deputy chief medical officer
    19 Apr HR
    DHSC names new deputy chief medical officer
    Interim DCMO Thomas Waite succeeds Jonathan Van-Tam
    Cabinet Office lead non-exec has non-dom status
    14 Apr HR
    Cabinet Office lead non-exec has non-dom status
    Cabinet Office says the former Goldman Sachs MD has not avoided paying taxes on income through the non-dom status
    Minister resigns over PM's conduct and 'official response' to Partygate scandal
    14 Apr HR
    Minister resigns over PM's conduct and 'official response' to Partygate scandal
    “Scale, context and nature” of lockdown gatherings make it “inconsistent with the rule of law” for Boris Johnson and staff to go unpunished, justice minister says
    Defra non-exec under pressure to resign for 'interfering in political matters'
    13 Apr HR
    Defra non-exec under pressure to resign for 'interfering in political matters'
    Tory MPs express outrage after Ben Goldsmith backs Extinction Rebellions stance against fossil fuels
    Ministers' ideological obsession, not efficiency or effective government, is driving civil service reform
    13 Apr HR
    Ministers' ideological obsession, not efficiency or effective government, is driving civil service reform
    Ministers still view officials with suspicion and resentment, and at worst views them as pawns to score a cheap headline
    Watchdog clears ex-MoJ chief’s new job with government services firm
    13 Apr HR
    Watchdog clears ex-MoJ chief’s new job with government services firm
    Mike Driver to become non-executive chair of DWP and MoJ contractor Maximus UK
    Partygate: Met Police issues at least 30 more fines for lockdown-breaking events
    12 Apr HR
    Partygate: Met Police issues at least 30 more fines for lockdown-breaking events
    Number of fixed-penalty notices handed out over Downing Street and Whitehall get-togethers has now topped 50
    Preferred site for Treasury’s Darlington base revealed
    12 Apr HR
    Preferred site for Treasury’s Darlington base revealed
    Former car park is top pick for the exchequer’s northern home
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 11
    11 Apr HR
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 11
    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
    Quango unchained: Why government needs a new narrative on public bodies
    08 Apr HR
    Quango unchained: Why government needs a new narrative on public bodies
    Despite plans for new bodies to support the energy transition and levelling up, government’s instinct is still to wage war on quangos. A change of rhetoric is needed
    Ofsted avoids strike after ballot falls one vote short
    06 Apr HR
    Ofsted avoids strike after ballot falls one vote short
    Union says result shows "strength of feeling" among those who voted
    MoD seeks external race adviser to improve diversity – but fails to fill post Exclusive
    06 Apr HR
    MoD seeks external race adviser to improve diversity – but fails to fill post
    Ministry of Defence says it wants to “learn from others” on D&I, but tender failed to attract suitable bids
    LGBT business champion quits over PM's conversion therapy U-turn
    06 Apr HR
    LGBT business champion quits over PM's conversion therapy U-turn
    Anderson says decision to drop plans to ban transgender conversion therapy is “deeply damaging”
    McVey escapes sanction for breach of appointments rules
    06 Apr HR
    McVey escapes sanction for breach of appointments rules
    Cabinet Office confirms former housing minister will face no action over failure to get clearance to join public-speaking agency
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 4
    04 Apr HR
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves – April 4
    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
    Barclays director named as government’s lead NED
    01 Apr HR
    Barclays director named as government’s lead NED
    Lord John Nash stands down from role of lead non-exec director more than a year early
    MPs reject DCMS's 'unimaginative' choice for Charity Commission chair
    01 Apr HR
    MPs reject DCMS's 'unimaginative' choice for Charity Commission chair
    Select committee says department has failed to learn from its mistakes, after previous pick quit days before starting
    Guidance sets out average 2% pay rise for most civil servants
    31 Mar HR
    Guidance sets out average 2% pay rise for most civil servants
    Unions slam “real-terms pay cut” despite flexibility for 3% rises in “priority” cases
    As energy costs and inflation shoot up, a 2% pay rise is cold comfort for civil servants
    31 Mar HR
    As energy costs and inflation shoot up, a 2% pay rise is cold comfort for civil servants
    Many had hoped, after the lifting of the “pay pause”, that pay austerity was coming to an end. They were disappointed, says Garry Graham
    'Idiocy': unions slam guidance saying 5% of SCS should be marked underperforming Exclusive
    31 Mar HR
    'Idiocy': unions slam guidance saying 5% of SCS should be marked underperforming
    “Guided distribution” guidance labelled “retrograde and unnecessary”
    Former Foreign Office perm sec calls for FCDO redundancies
    31 Mar HR
    Former Foreign Office perm sec calls for FCDO redundancies
    Simon McDonald says the FCDO looks like “two departments stuck together”
    EXCL: 5% of SCS to be marked as underperforming in return to guided distribution for performance management Exclusive
    30 Mar HR
    EXCL: 5% of SCS to be marked as underperforming in return to guided distribution for performance management
    Managers must “properly identify those who are not performing at the expected standard”, guidance says
    Met Police issues first 20 Partygate fines
    29 Mar HR
    Met Police issues first 20 Partygate fines
    Boris Johnson among dozens sent interview questionnaires after Sue Gray probe into Covid rule-breaking
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