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    Operational Delivery

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Operational Delivery news from Civil Service World
    Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs
    15 Dec 2025 Operational Delivery

    Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs

    Party announces more details of civil service reform policies including weakening pensions in favour of higher bonuses, increasing office working and big cuts to policy profession
    by Tevye Markson
    Survey finds 98% of Ofsted inspectors are overworked
    22 Jan Operational Delivery
    Survey finds 98% of Ofsted inspectors are overworked
    DWP: PCS strike ballot over 'poverty pay' delayed
    07 Jan Operational Delivery
    DWP: PCS strike ballot over 'poverty pay' delayed
    DVSA appoints new chief exec amid driving test backlog crisis
    22 Dec 2025 Operational Delivery
    DVSA appoints new chief exec amid driving test backlog crisis
    Jeremy Corbyn says Labour would bring back national civil service pay bargaining
    24 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Jeremy Corbyn says Labour would bring back national civil service pay bargaining

    Labour leader backs long-running aim of the Public and Commercial Services union, that would see an end to departmental chiefs setting their own pay for staff


    DfID urged to shift focus from “outputs” to long-term impact in water and sanitation schemes
    24 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    DfID urged to shift focus from “outputs” to long-term impact in water and sanitation schemes

    New report by the UK’s aid watchdog says Department for International Development’s claims on improving access to water and sanitation are credible — but warns department’s focus may be too short-term


    Land Registry privatisation: competition watchdog raises monopoly fears
    24 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Land Registry privatisation: competition watchdog raises monopoly fears

    Competition and Markets Authority says privatised Land Registry could “degrade the terms of access to its monopoly data in order to weaken competition to its own commercial products”


    Flagship GOV.UK Verify service set to go live — but GDS vows no 'big bang' disruption
    20 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Flagship GOV.UK Verify service set to go live — but GDS vows no "big bang" disruption

    Online verification service passes service assessment, as Janet Hughes vows to listen and learn as scheme is introduced across departments


    BIS Sheffield staff go on strike over closure plan – as shadow civil service minister urges better local consultation
    19 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    BIS Sheffield staff go on strike over closure plan – as shadow civil service minister urges better local consultation

    Exclusive: As BIS Sheffield staff go on strike over the department's plan to move policy jobs to London, shadow cabinet office minister Louise Haigh denies that MPs are ignoring the need for departmental reform – and urges better local consultation. Photo credit: Amerjit Basi​


    Prison shake-up 'won’t tackle funding gap and overcrowding', Ministry of Justice warned
    19 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Prison shake-up "won’t tackle funding gap and overcrowding", Ministry of Justice warned

    Experts question the ability of Queen’s Speech centrepiece to deal with system's core problems


    Department for International Development off to a strong start in tackling violence against women, says aid watchdog
    17 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Department for International Development off to a strong start in tackling violence against women, says aid watchdog

    Independent Commission for Aid Impact says DfID has offered "global policy leadership" in fight against issues including female genital mutilation and child marriage


    Treasury heavyweight John Kingman to lead government’s new research institute
    17 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Treasury heavyweight John Kingman to lead government’s new research institute

    Treasury's second permanent secretary to set up new organisation bringing together research councils, in bid to support growth and cross-disciplinary research


    Queen's Speech: keep it focused or run into trouble, Institute for Government warns departments
    16 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Queen's Speech: keep it focused or run into trouble, Institute for Government warns departments

    Ahead of the State Opening of Parliament, think tank says slim Commons majority and tough Spending Review settlements mean government would be wise to focus on key priorities 


    Don’t leave officials behind with “shiny new” IT, says civil service tech chief
    10 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Don’t leave officials behind with “shiny new” IT, says civil service tech chief

    Cabinet Office’s Iain Patterson cautions against changing departmental tech for the sake of it, as he sheds more light on ‘Ocean Liner’ review of big government IT contracts


    Whitehall's digital staff could break free of traditional grade structure to woo talent, GDS boss says
    10 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Whitehall's digital staff could break free of traditional grade structure to woo talent, GDS boss says

    Government Digital Service chief Stephen Foreshew-Cain tells CSW that officials with digital, data and technology skills could sit outside of the civil service grading system in a bid to attract and retain staff


    Defra urged to avoid repeat of 'unacceptable' delays to farmer payments
    10 May 2016 Operational Delivery
    Defra urged to avoid repeat of "unacceptable" delays to farmer payments

    MPs says Rural Payments Agency "must communicate clearly with its customers and ensure that it is appropriately resourced" to avoid repeat of the delays faced by farmers waiting on Common Agricultural Payments


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