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For people working in government, getting on with the task at hand should not be a morality-free process, says Claire Foster-Gilbert
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Queen’s Birthday Honours list also includes knighthood for UN under-secretary general Stephen O’Brien
Close ally of Theresa May will take on responsibility for civil service as ‘deputy prime minister in all but name’ while Michael Gove returns to government
Former cabinet secretary says “wheeler-dealer” nature of minority government is likely to sideline Whitehall expertise, and predicts shelving of some Brexit groundwork
Recording the extent of Whitehall's long-hours culture is the first step to a better deal for civil servants
Unusual move was approved by civil service ethics chief, Cabinet Office confirms
Drive to boost digital public services needs renewed political leadership after the election, says think tank
Proposal would create a network comprising nine trade commissioners across the world to drum up business for the UK after Brexit
Martin Stanley recalls his own shift into the world of watchdogs and introduces his new ‘Understanding Regulation’ website
PCS expresses concern that contracts forming part of the tax department’s controversial regional hub scheme were signed in the pre-election period
Department's director general for policy and global programmes Nick Dyer will step up to top job
Mind says higher stress levels, including in central government, lead to three times the number of sick days due to mental health compared to private sector
After starting her career in law Carol Tullo has now worked in the civil service for 20 years. She talks to Suzannah Brecknell about two decades worth of change, Whitehall milestones and the digital future
Prime minister Theresa May can’t afford to shut herself off from good, impartial advice
Public sector CIOs may get below average salaries and bonuses, but they’re still among the happiest of IT leaders
Senior civil service has biggest range of average salaries of any grade across Whitehall, with Treasury chiefs paid least
Dan Corry, former special adviser and head of the charity think tank NPC, argues that the public and charity sectors must learn from each other as they face joint challenges of capacity, governance and transformation
Executive agency set to launch new directorate from the start of next month
The former cabinet secretary shares his Whitehall reflections with Suzannah Brecknell
Senior Foreign Office figure will become top aide to prime minister