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Director general for civil service reform to take up post as Home Office’s second permanent secretary, with responsibility for immigration and free movement

New watchdog the Single Source Regulations Office seeks to overhaul MoD deals with single-source contractors

Public and Commercial Services union makes "strong representations" to tax authority about "timescale and process" of 90-day talks, which department says may result in compulsory redundancies

Exclusive: Tax authority says it will aim to "avoid the need for compulsory redundancies" when 90-day process opens next week

Charity has reportedly told the government it will close in spite of latest £3m Cabinet Office grant

Redundancy pay cap unveiled by ministers – but unions warn of impact on workforce management

Study carried out by advisory firm Deloitte suggests public sector still feeling lack of "culture, skills, governance and leadership" on digital

Scathing report on prisons estate from Nick Hardwick blames deterioration on staff shortages, over-crowding and "misguided policies"

What do David Cameron’s changes at the centre tell us about his government? Jill Rutter from the Institute for Government analyses the new team around the PM

Civil service must avoid culture of “delegating up” and take ownership of policy delivery, says civil service chief John Manzoni

Sir David Normington eyes candidates with private sector experience as body overseeing civil service appointments seeks new commissioners

National Audit Office report says Department for Education's Pupil Premium has used "clear formula to achieve a specific purpose", but says some schools being left with less money overall