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    Keep up-to-date with the latest Policy news from Civil Service World
    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
    by Tevye Markson
    ‘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
    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
    '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
    'There will be a job for everyone,' Sarah Munby reassures civil servants as BEIS splits Exclusive
    07 Feb Policy
    'There will be a job for everyone,' Sarah Munby reassures civil servants as BEIS splits
    Simon Case acknowledges staff are "unsettled" as perm sec says she "didn’t expect" today's announcement
    What's it really like for civil servants when departments are broken up?
    07 Feb Policy
    What's it really like for civil servants when departments are broken up?

    The policy and strategy arguments for reshaping Whitehall may be strong, says former senior official Dunstan Hadley, but the human upheaval and logistical nightmare should never be overlooked


    Government's ‘top down-approach’ to net zero 'holding back progress'
    02 Feb Policy
    Government's ‘top down-approach’ to net zero 'holding back progress'
    Government needs to give mayoral authorities powers to deliver net zero goals, think tank says
    More civil service policy advice should be made public, think tank says
    01 Feb Policy
    More civil service policy advice should be made public, think tank says
    Publishing more civil service advice would improve quality of evidence and analysis and help with recruitment, the Institute for Government says
    Nick Timothy reviewing Home Office 'structures and systems'
    30 Jan Policy
    Nick Timothy reviewing Home Office 'structures and systems'
    Theresa May's former adviser is working as an independent consultant at the department
    Government efforts to improve environment 'have fallen short', watchdog says
    24 Jan Policy
    Government efforts to improve environment 'have fallen short', watchdog says
    Office for Environmental Protection says government has been "slow to act" and must now "act with energy and urgency”
    Sunak must press on with civil service reform, IfG director warns
    13 Jan Policy
    Sunak must press on with civil service reform, IfG director warns
    Hannah White says progress with combatting churn and bringing in outside expertise could be “valuable legacy” for PM
    Heywood Foundation names latest fellow
    11 Jan Policy
    Heywood Foundation names latest fellow
    Jonathan Black takes up research posting created in memory of late cabinet secretary Jeremy Heywood
    Tom Scholar named in New Year Honours – plus all the civil servants that made the 2023 list
    03 Jan Policy
    Tom Scholar named in New Year Honours – plus all the civil servants that made the 2023 list
    Home Office perm sec Matthew Rycroft and Treasury second perm sec Cat Little named alongside former Treasury chief
    For the Scottish Government, 2022 was about making progress together in hard times
    22 Dec 2022 Policy
    For the Scottish Government, 2022 was about making progress together in hard times
    After becoming perm sec this year, JP Marks talks about the importance of living civil organisational values
    Equality Hub director Marcus Bell on sign language success, a tough ‘media climate’ – and why Slade makes him shudder
    19 Dec 2022 Policy
    Equality Hub director Marcus Bell on sign language success, a tough ‘media climate’ – and why Slade makes him shudder
    "Diminishing resources” will be the Cabinet Office Equality Hub's biggest challenge ahead
    Civil Service Awards 2022 winners revealed
    09 Dec 2022 Policy
    Civil Service Awards 2022 winners revealed
    See the awards list in full
    Look to the future: Sarah Healey on the challenges of digital policymaking
    07 Dec 2022 Policy
    Look to the future: Sarah Healey on the challenges of digital policymaking
    As DCMS perm sec Sarah Healey argued in a recent speech, policymakers should not assume in the face of monumental change that a policy response is impossible
    Outcome delivery plans suspended after job-cuts saga and Autumn Statement
    01 Dec 2022 Policy
    Outcome delivery plans suspended after job-cuts saga and Autumn Statement
    Disruption halted publication but Sunak will not scrap ODPs in the long run, minister confirms
    We should go further and faster in redesigning human-centred public services
    30 Nov 2022 Policy
    We should go further and faster in redesigning human-centred public services
    The UK scores well on a new international ranking of people-focused public services. But amid ever-growing pressures, we cannot afford to sit on our hands
    Sunak 'should consider enabling OBR to probe departmental spending plans'
    22 Nov 2022 Policy
    Sunak 'should consider enabling OBR to probe departmental spending plans'
    Think tank’s growth proposals urge PM to consider Vaccine Taskforce-inspired interventions for key goals
    Consultants should be made to declare lobbying of spads, MPs told
    16 Nov 2022 Policy
    Consultants should be made to declare lobbying of spads, MPs told
    Departments also urged to up their game on transparency surrounding perm sec and ministerial meetings
    Gove used non-execs ‘almost like spads and ministers’, MPs told
    14 Nov 2022 Policy
    Gove used non-execs ‘almost like spads and ministers’, MPs told
    Former government lead NED and ex-DCMS perm sec offer inside take on use of non-executive directors
    Grenfell: DLUHC admits not recognising safety system was ‘broken’
    10 Nov 2022 Policy
    Grenfell: DLUHC admits not recognising safety system was ‘broken’
    Inquiry lead counsel insists central government failed to act “despite known risks” before tower-block disaster
    A civil servant’s guide to the Open Data Institute’s fuel poverty risk index
    08 Nov 2022 Policy
    A civil servant’s guide to the Open Data Institute’s fuel poverty risk index
    Fuel poverty is a public health emergency. Up-to-date data will help policymakers to target support amid the cost of living crisis
    Opening the door to a better life: how government agencies are working together to reduce reoffending
    02 Nov 2022 Policy
    Opening the door to a better life: how government agencies are working together to reduce reoffending
    Like many complex issues, reducing reoffending is a challenge that can get caught in the web of organisational boundaries. But with focused, collaborative work, positive change can happen. Jess Bowie speaks to officials working together through the Reducing Reoffending Board and finds out how they build common goals, line up their budgets – and why they still value their own departments
    'Patchwork and opaque' governance in England needs reform, MPs say
    31 Oct 2022 Policy
    'Patchwork and opaque' governance in England needs reform, MPs say
    PACAC criticises “instinct in Whitehall to maintain control of the levers of power and the purse strings”
    Rishi Sunak's civil service reform plans – the PM's pledges revisited
    25 Oct 2022 Policy
    Rishi Sunak's civil service reform plans – the PM's pledges revisited
    We recap Sunak's leadership campaign promises, including cutting 'back-office' jobs, spending cuts and getting civil servants to spend more time in the private sector
    Culture shift: Sarah Healey takes the long view on digital policymaking in government
    24 Oct 2022 Policy
    Culture shift: Sarah Healey takes the long view on digital policymaking in government
    The DCMS looks back through the decades at how government's approach to digital policy has evolved
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