MHCLG sets timeframe for move to new headquarters
27 May HR

MHCLG sets timeframe for move to new headquarters

Plus, Department for Work and Pensions delays departure from Caxton House until March next year
by Jim Dunton
Asylum system lacks 'clear end-to-end leadership', MPs warn
05 Jun HR
Asylum system lacks 'clear end-to-end leadership', MPs warn
Reform UK have decided the civil service is not to be trusted – weakness is at the heart of this irrational fear
05 Jun HR
Reform UK have decided the civil service is not to be trusted – weakness is at the heart of this irrational fear
New head of government social research profession named
04 Jun HR
New head of government social research profession named
Civil service gender pay gap widens
28 Jul 2022 HR
Civil service gender pay gap widens
Treasury reports the biggest gender pay gap of any central department
Civil servants offered chance to pilot new equalities-duty training
28 Jul 2022 HR
Civil servants offered chance to pilot new equalities-duty training
Cross-government Open Innovation Team seeks volunteers to trial policy-focused programme
Francis Maude launches civil service governance review
27 Jul 2022 HR
Francis Maude launches civil service governance review
Review will examine "balance of responsibility and autonomy” between ministers and perm secs
MPs put lobbying rules under the spotlight after Greensill scandal
27 Jul 2022 HR
MPs put lobbying rules under the spotlight after Greensill scandal
Probe will examine weaknesses exposed by the Greensill scandal, including the disclosure of senior officials’ external meetings
Menopause stigma must end. The civil service's workplace pledge is a meaningful step
26 Jul 2022 HR
Menopause stigma must end. The civil service's workplace pledge is a meaningful step
The Cabinet Office’s menopause in the workplace policy is a great step forward in empowering women to feel unashamed
HMRC perm sec sets out plans to recruit 2,000 new staff
26 Jul 2022 HR
HMRC perm sec sets out plans to recruit 2,000 new staff
Extra officials will be tasked with helping to reduce department’s £41.6bn debt balance
MPs reject union’s call to investigate Cabinet Office racism concerns
25 Jul 2022 HR
MPs reject union’s call to investigate Cabinet Office racism concerns
Committee says senior officials could be questioned, but stops short of launching formal probe
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – July 25
25 Jul 2022 HR
Latest civil service & public affairs moves – July 25
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Civil service leaders must join the chorus and stand up for their staff on pay
22 Jul 2022 HR
Civil service leaders must join the chorus and stand up for their staff on pay
Environment Agency chief Sir James Bevan threw down the gauntlet with his letter on "unjust" pay. Will others follow or shrug their shoulders?
Defra drops bid for higher pay rises, blaming 'escalating inflation' Exclusive
22 Jul 2022 HR
Defra drops bid for higher pay rises, blaming 'escalating inflation'
Economic pressure has made it "extremely unlikely" Cabinet Office and Treasury will sign off on pay-flexibility case, remuneration committee says
Treasury spending chief sounds alarm on inflationary pressures facing departments
22 Jul 2022 HR
Treasury spending chief sounds alarm on inflationary pressures facing departments
Cat Little says some parts of government are “struggling” to evidence the impact of spiralling prices
Passport Office director rejects claims of toxic working culture
22 Jul 2022 HR
Passport Office director rejects claims of toxic working culture
Management and home working not to blame for passport delays, HMPO senior official adds