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    China ‘targeting current and former civil servants’, ministers admit
    18 Sep Policy

    China ‘targeting current and former civil servants’, ministers admit

    Report accepts more resources are needed to combat Beijing’s “prolific” intelligence collection
    by Jim Dunton
    Labour looks to ex-civil servants to boost ranks as general election looms
    25 Sep Policy
    Labour looks to ex-civil servants to boost ranks as general election looms
    All the changes Rishi Sunak is making to net-zero pledges
    21 Sep Policy
    All the changes Rishi Sunak is making to net-zero pledges
    Anger as Sunak pushes back net-zero milestones
    21 Sep Policy
    Anger as Sunak pushes back net-zero milestones
    NI perm secs told to begin consultation on cash-raising measures
    21 Sep Policy
    NI perm secs told to begin consultation on cash-raising measures
    Move follows secretary of state’s imposition of £14.2bn budget amid Stormont power vacuum
    Five things you don’t want to miss at this year’s Policy Festival
    07 Sep Policy
    Five things you don’t want to miss at this year’s Policy Festival
    From artificial intelligence to devolution, this year’s Policy Festival offers a bit of everything
    DBT told to detail cost of recovering Covid-loan fraud losses
    06 Sep Policy
    DBT told to detail cost of recovering Covid-loan fraud losses
    MPs say just 1.9% of £1.1bn wrongly lent to small business has been recovered
    'Spads were often a problem to be overcome': Former ministers on working with No.10
    31 Aug Policy
    'Spads were often a problem to be overcome': Former ministers on working with No.10
    Every minister wants to have the ear of the prime minister – but getting close to "the centre" is no simple feat
    Civil servant raises £5k for charity in walk across the UK
    14 Aug Policy
    Civil servant raises £5k for charity in walk across the UK
    DSIT official says the voyage has helped him to better understand the impact central decision making has outside of Whitehall
    Capability-based pay must reflect 'productivity, efficiency and delivery', says Cabinet Office minister
    20 Jul Policy
    Capability-based pay must reflect 'productivity, efficiency and delivery', says Cabinet Office minister
    Jeremy Quin says system can't be about rewarding officials for having more qualifications
    What does a second permanent secretary do and why are there so many of them?
    18 Jul Policy
    What does a second permanent secretary do and why are there so many of them?
    More and more departments are appointing second permanent secretaries. Beckie Smith speaks to civil service leaders and outside experts to find out more
    Too many cooks in the kitchen? Here’s a recipe for cross-government success
    12 Jul Policy
    Too many cooks in the kitchen? Here’s a recipe for cross-government success
    Complex challenges increasingly require officials to work across departmental boundaries, but it's not always easy to deliver on these shared projects. Sian Jones offers advice from the latest National Audit Office guide which aims to help civil servants get better together
    NAO report spotlights ‘pitfalls’ for cross-department working
    07 Jul Policy
    NAO report spotlights ‘pitfalls’ for cross-department working
    Research finds 63% of civil servants see data-sharing issues as a barrier to collaboration
    Clear vision is needed from government to fix the labour market puzzle
    29 Jun Policy
    Clear vision is needed from government to fix the labour market puzzle
    The shocks of Brexit and the pandemic have led to big changes in the UK’s labour market and immigration system. Tom Sasse asks if the government’s policies add up
    Covid Inquiry: Austerity hit public-health services hard, UKHSA chief says
    27 Jun Policy
    Covid Inquiry: Austerity hit public-health services hard, UKHSA chief says
    Community infection prevention and control became a “declining resource” with local authorities under “significant” pressure, Jenny Harries says
    MPs launch probe into cross-Whitehall strategic thinking
    22 Jun Policy
    MPs launch probe into cross-Whitehall strategic thinking
    Liaison Committee will examine how well government identifies opportunities, as well as risks and threats
    Bridging the gap: bringing local evidence to national policy
    19 Jun Policy
    Bridging the gap: bringing local evidence to national policy
    Urgency to address regional disparities is clear and urgent shouldn’t mean we invest in untested, ideas, policies or businesses without evidence or strategy
    From investment zones to the Levelling Up Fund: How government is going for growth
    19 Jun Policy
    From investment zones to the Levelling Up Fund: How government is going for growth
    The government’s latest plans for building economic prosperity across the country include investment zones and Levelling Up Partnerships, with “trailblazer deals” and additional regeneration cash thrown in for good measure. We help you navigate the details
    Departments ‘not taking siloed approach’ to net zero, perm sec insists
    16 Jun Policy
    Departments ‘not taking siloed approach’ to net zero, perm sec insists
    However DESNZ boss Jeremy Pocklington tells MPs seven key sectors targeted for innovation would benefit from “a clearer lead”
    'It didn’t seem to grasp the rationale': Can ChatGPT do a civil servant's job?
    13 Jun Policy
    'It didn’t seem to grasp the rationale': Can ChatGPT do a civil servant's job?
    CSW asked a cross-section of officials to play around with ChatGPT and establish how good it is at some of the everyday tasks they perform in their jobs. Here, Greg from the Department for Business and Trade asks for help designing net-zero policy
    Can ChatGPT do a civil servant's job? CSW's panel put it to the test
    13 Jun Policy
    Can ChatGPT do a civil servant's job? CSW's panel put it to the test
    We asked a cross-section of officials to play around with ChatGPT and establish how good it is at some of the everyday tasks they perform in their jobs. See how well it did...
    Cabinet Office sets out plans for ‘policy campus’ in Sheffield
    09 Jun Policy
    Cabinet Office sets out plans for ‘policy campus’ in Sheffield
    City will also pilot regional Fast Stream programme starting with 2024 intake
    Revolution by retweet: The growing influence of social media on education policy
    05 Jun Policy
    Revolution by retweet: The growing influence of social media on education policy
    Richard Willis analyses the impact of changing technology on education policymaking
    PCS 'rules nothing out' amid Home Office staff concern over asylum policy
    31 May Policy
    PCS 'rules nothing out' amid Home Office staff concern over asylum policy
    PCS official says industrial solution could be sought to "look after welfare" of civil servants if Rwanda deal litigation fails
    ‘Dysfunctional’ FCDO systems left aid watchdog unable to recruit staff and pay contractors
    25 May Policy
    ‘Dysfunctional’ FCDO systems left aid watchdog unable to recruit staff and pay contractors
    ICAI details recruitment and spending challenges following FCO-DfID merger
    Braverman's missed PR move and 'terrifying' Sue Gray: Five things we learned at the IfG’s civil service impartiality summit
    24 May Policy
    Braverman's missed PR move and 'terrifying' Sue Gray: Five things we learned at the IfG’s civil service impartiality summit
    The home secretary missed a trick by skipping her speed-awareness course, while Gus O’Donnell fears a crony takeover of Whitehall
    'Relentless' policy shifts have hit civil servants' faith in leadership, Chisholm says
    19 May Policy
    'Relentless' policy shifts have hit civil servants' faith in leadership, Chisholm says
    Officials have been "discombobulated" by non-stop change in policy and ministers, COO says
    George Eustice is right: ministers should spend more time with junior civil servants
    18 May Policy
    George Eustice is right: ministers should spend more time with junior civil servants
    While the civil service is dominated by generalists when it comes to policy, junior civil servants may be the closest thing ministers have to experts
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