Operational Delivery

Watchdog is set to become latest government body to make east London move after funding advance

Awards will recognise best practice in corporate leadership, workspaces, technology, culture and people, and smarter working together

Union sets out five demands to cut workload of staff at Universal Credit service centres in Wolverhampton and Walsall

Move comes after report by former John Lewis HR chief Laura Whyte concluded civil servants face both abusive and abrasive behaviour

Work and pensions secretary Amber Rudd has acknowledged that rollout of benefit reform could have contributed to large increase but says government has made changes to improve reform

Minister reveals that work is ‘deferred’ until after the UK leaves the EU

Committee inquiry demands action plan to fill skills gaps and calls for Treasury to set out how public value frameworks will be rolled out in Spending Review

Department kicks off a year of celebrations to mark 100 years since its creation

Deal reached to reduce company’s debt burden following talks with lenders and the Cabinet Office

Department seeks to engage with potential commercial partners

Updated no-deal planning sets out temporary period where border checks could be lifted from next month

Report author unable to find a single person in tax and benefits department who has confidence in the grievance process