Civil Service World

"This pay remit guidance is in no way perfect, but it does provide a framework where we can make a difference to civil servants", says Prospect's Steve Thomas

The pay remit isn’t perfect – but within the framework we can still put money in officials’ pockets Prospect deputy general secretary's takeaways from this year's pay remit guidance

Starmer says the manual has “become significantly out of date"

Keir Starmer: Outdated Cabinet Manual to be refreshed Prime minister says an update is 'long overdue'

MoD say concerns raised in PAC report “primarily relate" to figures under previous government which are being improved

MPs call for 'stronger, more visible' counter-fraud leadership at MoD Ministry of Defence say concerns raised in PAC report “primarily relate' to situation under previous government which is being 'turned around'

McFadden says the appointment "sends a clear signal" that the government is serious about tackling the NEETs crisis

Ex-M&S chief exec joins DWP as lead NED Pat McFadden says the appointment of Marc Bolland, who founded the charity Movement to Work, 'sends a clear signal' that the government is serious ...

NS&I is seeking a successor to recently appointed interim boss Jim Harra

NS&I offers up to £220k for next chief executive Under-fire state-owned bank seeks successor to recently appointed interim boss Jim Harra

"Who, within the machinery of the British state, is actually capable of acting on a policy problem that crosses almost every departmental boundary"

Milburn has diagnosed the NEET crisis – but can the state provide the cure? Milburn's recommendations in the autumn will have little impact unless machinery is built to own the whole problem, sustaining action across depart...

Littler, who was an executive officer in HM Customs and Excise, was attacked in an alleyway on his way home on 1 May 1984

Brothers found guilty of murdering civil servant after ‘cold case’ trial Anthony Littler, an executive officer at HM Customs and Excise, was murdered in an alleyway on his way home from East Finchley Tube Station in 1984

Ministers pick accountant and security expert Bill Butler as preferred candidate to serve as chair of the new Local Audit Office
https://www.civilserviceworld.com/news/article/mhclg-reveals-preferred-candidate-to-chair-local-audit-office

Alex Case draws on his own experience as an ex-senior civil servant to argue that while AI could transform public services, meaningful reform still faces deep-seated barriers

Believe me, modernising the civil service is easier said than done Alex Case draws on his own experience as an ex-senior civil servant to argue that while AI could transform public services, meaningful reform still...

Union general secretary Mike Clancy said the plans “would take a wrecking ball to the principles of an institution which serves the interests of the British people well”

'Wrecking ball': Union decries Reform UK plans to scrap the civil service code Think take says Danny Kruger has “misdiagnosed” the reasons why the centre of government is failing to deliver for ministers