Part of the DODS Group DODS Group Logo
Register for our newsletter
Menu
Civil Service World

Register for
our newsletter

Register
Register
  • Home
  • News
    • Brexit
    • Civil Service Reform
    • Coronavirus
    • Security & Defence
    • Economy
    • Education
    • Energy & Environment
    • Foreign Affairs
    • Health & Social Care
    • Justice & Home Affairs
    • Leadership
    • Culture
    • Local & Devolved
    • Politics & Constitution
    • Transport
  • Comment
  • In Depth
  • Professions
    • Analysis
    • Commercial
    • Digital, Data & Technology
    • Operational Delivery
    • Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
    • HR
    • Legal
    • Project Delivery
    • Property & Estates
    • Communications
    • Finance
    • Economics
    • Planning
    • Science & Engineering
    • Statistics
    • Government Tax Profession
    • Internal Audit
    • Knowledge & Information Management
    • Medical
    • Policy
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Watch On Demand
  • Resources
  • More
    • Podcasts
    • About CSW
    • Diversity & Inclusion Awards
    • Civil Service Awards
    • Contact Us
    • Write for us
    • Commercial Opportunities
    • Newsletter registration
    • e-Version
Search
  • Analysis
  • Commercial
  • Digital, Data & Technology
  • Operational Delivery
  • Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
  • HR
  • Legal
  • Project Delivery
  • Property & Estates
  • Communications
  • Finance
  • Economics
  • Planning
  • Science & Engineering
  • Statistics
  • Government Tax Profession
  • Internal Audit
  • Knowledge & Information Management
  • Medical
  • Policy
    More

    Follow us:

    • Home
    • News
      • Brexit
      • Civil Service Reform
      • Coronavirus
      • Security & Defence
      • Economy
      • Education
      • Energy & Environment
      • Foreign Affairs
      • Health & Social Care
      • Justice & Home Affairs
      • Leadership
      • Culture
      • Local & Devolved
      • Politics & Constitution
      • Transport
    • Comment
    • In Depth
    • Professions
      • Analysis
      • Commercial
      • Digital, Data & Technology
      • Operational Delivery
      • Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
      • HR
      • Legal
      • Project Delivery
      • Property & Estates
      • Communications
      • Finance
      • Economics
      • Planning
      • Science & Engineering
      • Statistics
      • Government Tax Profession
      • Internal Audit
      • Knowledge & Information Management
      • Medical
      • Policy
    • Events
      • Upcoming Events
      • Watch On Demand
    • Resources
    • More
      • Podcasts
      • About CSW
      • Diversity & Inclusion Awards
      • Civil Service Awards
      • Contact Us
      • Write for us
      • Commercial Opportunities
      • Newsletter registration
      • e-Version

    Policy

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Policy news from Civil Service World
    Truss ‘pushes back’ on FCDO job cut demands
    09 Jun Policy

    Truss ‘pushes back’ on FCDO job cut demands

    Foreign secretary rejects 5% headcount-reduction and seeks extra staff
    by Jim Dunton
    Government loses secrecy bid over Rwanda policy documents
    18 Aug Policy
    Government loses secrecy bid over Rwanda policy documents
    Home Office was warned of political killings before sending asylum seekers to Rwanda
    17 Aug Policy
    Home Office was warned of political killings before sending asylum seekers to Rwanda
    The savvy shopper: CCS boss Simon Tse on delivering value for money and supporting policy priorities
    11 Aug Policy
    The savvy shopper: CCS boss Simon Tse on delivering value for money and supporting policy priorities
    Sedwill spearheads call for post-Brexit regulatory reform
    09 Aug Policy
    Sedwill spearheads call for post-Brexit regulatory reform
    Think tank’s proposals include giving Cabinet Office “greater grip” on regulatory policy and introducing “presumption against” new watchdogs
    'I view this job as the most important I have ever had' – working to improve the SEN system
    02 Aug Policy
    'I view this job as the most important I have ever had' – working to improve the SEN system
    A huge diversity of people and roles make up the modern civil service. Sidrah Chowdry inadvertently started her career as a job centre adviser more than two decades ago. She now leads DfE's SEND policy and operations team

    The life of a DIT director general: “It’s all about people – but being a trade nerd helps”
    02 Aug Policy
    The life of a DIT director general: “It’s all about people – but being a trade nerd helps”
    A huge diversity of people and roles make up the modern civil service. Amanda Brooks works on trade negotiations which support economic growth and consumer choice
    'Chief design officers are pretty rare in government – here's why my role matters'
    02 Aug Policy
    'Chief design officers are pretty rare in government – here's why my role matters'
    A huge diversity of people and roles make up the modern civil service. Cat Macaulay ensures that officials – in partnership with citizens – design the right solutions to the right problems
    'My work is about helping bring about a safer, more equal and inclusive society'
    02 Aug Policy
    'My work is about helping bring about a safer, more equal and inclusive society'
    A huge diversity of people and roles make up the modern civil service. Sean Finch explains how creative thinking and listening go into policymaking to make life better for LGBT+ people
    Civil servants offered chance to pilot new equalities-duty training
    28 Jul Policy
    Civil servants offered chance to pilot new equalities-duty training
    Cross-government Open Innovation Team seeks volunteers to trial policy-focused programme
    'The farther back you look, the farther forward you can see': how historians can help government
    27 Jul Policy
    'The farther back you look, the farther forward you can see': how historians can help government
    Tough times often prompt politicians to seek lessons from the past. Andrew Southam explores government’s use of historians
    MPs put lobbying rules under the spotlight after Greensill scandal
    27 Jul Policy
    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
    Government needs ‘fundamental culture change’ to risk management after Covid
    26 Jul Policy
    Government needs ‘fundamental culture change’ to risk management after Covid
    Pandemic “has shown the potential costs of failing to prepare effectively", think tank says
    Net zero: As global warming advances, how can government be a catalyst for change?
    19 Jul Policy
    Net zero: As global warming advances, how can government be a catalyst for change?
    Achieving net zero will require a substantial and coordinated effort across all sectors, as experts on a CSW cross-sector round table discussed
    MPs demand answers on ‘unlawful’ DWP benefits guidance
    27 Jun Policy
    MPs demand answers on ‘unlawful’ DWP benefits guidance
    Select committee says crucial legal “safety net” for EEA nationals is not mentioned in memo for decision makers
    Public spending watchdog names eight ‘departments of concern’
    26 May Policy
    Public spending watchdog names eight ‘departments of concern’
    PPE stockpile and backlog woes help DHSC top PAC chair's problem list
    BEIS 'offered open goal to fraudsters’ with Covid loan schemes
    19 May Policy
    BEIS 'offered open goal to fraudsters’ with Covid loan schemes
    Public Accounts Committee says the department officials failed to properly warn ministers of how severe potential fraud levels might be
    Queen’s Speech: Government pledges to ‘grow and strengthen economy’ amid cost-of-living crisis
    10 May Policy
    Queen’s Speech: Government pledges to ‘grow and strengthen economy’ amid cost-of-living crisis
    Speech includes no new measures despite saying ministers understand "how the rising cost of living is making life harder for people"
    Ex-civil service head questions plans for large-scale staff cuts
    03 May Policy
    Ex-civil service head questions plans for large-scale staff cuts
    Lord Kerslake says huge challenges require “right-sized” workforce as former civil service chief exec Manzoni issues caution over skills gaps
    Rees-Mogg sets out guidance for new ‘bonfire of the quangos’
    27 Apr Policy
    Rees-Mogg sets out guidance for new ‘bonfire of the quangos’
    Teams asked to identify minimum of 5% savings as PM eyes potential for outsourcing ALB functions
    Rwanda asylum scheme will boost Home Office staff wellbeing, Patel says
    19 Apr Policy
    Rwanda asylum scheme will boost Home Office staff wellbeing, Patel says
    But perm sec says value for money of controversial asylum-seeker plans is “highly uncertain”
    PM sets out plans to treble nuclear power generation by 2050
    08 Apr Policy
    PM sets out plans to treble nuclear power generation by 2050
    British energy security strategy dubbed “missed opportunity” by select committee chair
    Shapps announces crackdown on ferry firms to combat ‘outrageous’ P&O sackings
    31 Mar Policy
    Shapps announces crackdown on ferry firms to combat ‘outrageous’ P&O sackings
    HMRC will target resources at companies’ minimum-wage compliance and Insolvency Service will explore Hebblethwaite ban
    Home Office unlawfully seized 2,000 asylum seekers' phones, court rules
    29 Mar Policy
    Home Office unlawfully seized 2,000 asylum seekers' phones, court rules
    Almost 2,000 mobile phones were seized by the department under a blanket policy which the court ruled was unlawful and broke human rights
    Ex-perm sec tells Grenfell Inquiry of ‘deep regret’ that DCLG ‘didn’t see’ its oversight role
    17 Mar Policy
    Ex-perm sec tells Grenfell Inquiry of ‘deep regret’ that DCLG ‘didn’t see’ its oversight role
    Melanie Dawes warns other departments may have their own regulatory catastrophe hidden under the radar
    British Business Bank chiefs question ex-minister’s claims on Covid loan fraud data
    16 Mar Policy
    British Business Bank chiefs question ex-minister’s claims on Covid loan fraud data
    Barclays boss tells MPs that HMRC could have given more anti-fraud help
    'There is something wrong with the way Whitehall does policy': Ex-DfE perm sec blasts ‘reality disconnect’
    08 Mar Policy
    'There is something wrong with the way Whitehall does policy': Ex-DfE perm sec blasts ‘reality disconnect’
    Jonathan Slater says policymakers should have frontline delivery experience and be rewarded for results on the ground
    Government can achieve levelling up agenda without new cash, perm sec says
    02 Mar Policy
    Government can achieve levelling up agenda without new cash, perm sec says
    Andy Haldane says government can instead “tilt” existing budgets “in the direction of poorer areas”
    • 1
    • 2
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    • >
    • >>
    Exclusive insight into the world of the civil service
    Subscribe

    Access to:

    • Monthly magazines
    • Daily e-bulletins
    • Podcasts

    Register

    Follow us

    Registered office: 11th Floor, The Shard, 32 London Bridge Street, London SE1 9SG

    Company number: 04267888

    © Merit Group plc

    Quick Links
    • Home
    • News
    • Comment
    • In Depth
    • Professions
    • Events
    • White Papers
    • Contact Us
    Services
    • Dods People
    • Dods Political Intelligence
    • Dods Research
    • Dods Events
    • Dods Training
    Media & Publishing
    • PoliticsHome
    • Parliament Magazine
    • Holyrood
    • The House Magazine
    • PublicTechnology
    • Training Journal
    About Dods
    • Dods Group
    • Part of Merit Group
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms & Conditions
    • Advertising
    • Sponsorship