Government’s most senior lawyer to leave civil service
08 Jan Legal

Government’s most senior lawyer to leave civil service

Treasury solicitor and GLD perm sec Susanna McGibbon announces spring exit
by Tevye Markson
Immigration officers charged with stealing from migrants
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Immigration officers charged with stealing from migrants
Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs
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Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs
‘No two days are the same’ – why civil servants should volunteer as magistrates
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Union announces more HMCTS strikes over 'unsustainable' Common Platform
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Union announces more HMCTS strikes over 'unsustainable' Common Platform
Strikes over IT system rollout will include one-day nationwide action at 66 courts in the UK
Dominic Raab seeks director to run MoJ private office amid bullying claims
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Justice secretary has insisted a director fill the "demanding" £95,000-a-year PPS job
Consultants should be made to declare lobbying of spads, MPs told
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Departments also urged to up their game on transparency surrounding perm sec and ministerial meetings
DLUHC accused of playing down extent of Grenfell failings
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Inquiry is told “ship of fools” behind catastrophic tower-block refurbishment was no coincidence
Cabinet Office fine over honours data breach slashed by 90% amid ‘economic pressure’
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ICO says £500k penalty was proportionate, but reduction signals changing approach to public sector
Grenfell: DLUHC admits not recognising safety system was ‘broken’
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Inquiry lead counsel insists central government failed to act “despite known risks” before tower-block disaster
Home Office was 'in danger' of breaking law over Manston asylum centre, minister says
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Home Office was 'in danger' of breaking law over Manston asylum centre, minister says
Short-term facility was "tipping into becoming an unofficial detention centre", ex-home secretary Shapps says
DfE avoids £10m fine over 'woeful' breach of children's data
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"Serious breach" of law meant database of 28 million pupils' details was used for gambling age checks
Braverman denies ignoring legal advice on Manston asylum centre
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Some people have been at Manston for over a month, despite 24-hour legal limit
Staff set new strike dates in HMCTS dispute
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Legal advisors and court associates at 65 centres will stage nine days of industrial action
Civil service unions fight government's strike-breaking legislation
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FDA and PCS support challenge against "unlawful" regulations "that undermines the fundamental legal right to strike"
Case promises MPs more detail on Partygate disciplinary measures
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Cabinet Office will report on sanctions handed to rule-flouting staff ‘by end of year’