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House of Lords Constitution Committee session told that wealth of academic data is often ignored
Joint FCO and DIT recruitment campaign offers up to £117,800 a year for new faculty within Diplomatic Academy
Appointment will bring number of female permanent secretaries to five, partially reversing recent downturn
Independence fears prompt U-turn as Children and Social Work Bill enters report stage in House of Lords
Director general for defence and intelligence Sarah MacIntosh to take up posting next year
Latest National Fraud Initiative report shows 37% fall in properties recovered
Public Accounts Committee says Concentrix debacle highlights potential for error as Universal Credit rollout continues
Institute for Government says ruling on Parliamentary approval for Article 50 trigger will “greatly impact” Theresa May’s plans to enact leave mechanism by March 2017
Former shadow Cabinet Office minister says the government still has questions to answer on troubled tax credit checks contract
HM Revenue & Customs chief exec Jon Thompson admits failings with fraud-busting contract just part of the "sub-optimal" picture on tax credits
Agency will keep Belfast-based workers on ahead of May 2017 termination of outsourced checks contract
Public Accounts Committee urges Cabinet Office to boost departments’ oversight of quangos – and share accountability good practice more widely
Government equality watchdog workers set to stage one-day protest over budget cuts and compulsory redundancies
Watchdog voices “deep concern” over department’s rejection of recommendations to track down drivers with wrongly-revoked licenses
Independent study will form part of new strategy launched by chief scientist Sir Mark Walport (pictured) which aims to put specialists at the heart of government decision-making
Tax-collection agency names commissioner successor to Edward Troup as part of accountability rejig
Public Accounts Committee says cross departmental snapshot must be produced more quickly, include more comparative data, and be more risk-focused in the wake of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union
Tax authority's chief exec tells MPs that Whitehall has clear lessons to learn from failings with outsourced tax credit checking deal
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson’s first select committee grilling provides laughs and helpful sketches of flags, but little policy insight
Former Highways England boss Graham Dalton joins Ministry of Defence’s property division
Ex-immigration and enforcement chief Amanda Campbell takes up post as troubled watchdog’s chief executive officer
As fresh Office for National Statistics data shines a light on headcount, salary and diversity within the civil service, CSW's Jim Dunton analyses the key findings
Annual resource bulletin claims fall down to “bedding in” of Levene Reforms
Think-tank raises eyebrow at PM’s capacity to turn her Conservative Party Conference pledges into reality against backdrop of further belt-tightening and Brexit uncertainty
Tax authority defends decision to axe tax credits contract as 150 temporary staff face last day at work
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development says collaboration deal will “professionalise and upskill” human-resources staff against the backdrop of Brexit
Application window opens for 2017 recruitment programme targeting more candidates from working-class backgrounds
Northern Ireland’s Department of Justice had the highest level of staff absences last year, new figures show
Public Accounts Committee says department is unable to evidence reforms' success and significant challenges remain
Stats show Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Justice, and Home Office hit by double-digit rises as overall number of demands declines
Cabinet Office minister Ben Gummer announces Watmore’s five-year term in office will start on October 1
Public Accounts Committee calls for evidence on reports the multi-million-pound initiative had "no discernible impact” on unemployment, truancy or criminality
A “health check” on more than 70 UK regulators has found fewer than one-third have any policy on staff taking up jobs with the firms they oversee
Department for International Trade director general John Alty promises would-be Trade Policy Group staffers a “tremendously exciting time” in Brexit fray
Report commissioned by the Public Accounts Committee finds no repeat of outsourcing firm’s failings with GP data service
Institute for Government says that while Brexit will bring many new challenges, the public finances will face increasing pressures