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The anticipated decision to give Amazon director Douglas Gurr a non-executive role at the Department for Work and Pensions has been attacked because of the firm’s tax record
A new colleague-to-colleague counselling service has been created at the Cabinet Office in a bid to fill gaps in current help and support provision
Government hails major savings on government estate since 2010 and sets out plans to go further - but the PCS union warns "vital local services" will be undermined
Report by the Alliance for Useful Evidence and the Institute for Government finds officials held back by "structural and cultural barriers" between UK's various governments
Cabinet Office-commissioned report finds flagship Fast Stream graduate programme remains “unrepresentative of the population at large”, as minister Matt Hancock vows to take action
Shadow Cabinet Office minister Louise Haigh says BIS showed "lack of empathy" in St Paul’s Place closure announcement
Director general for Public and International Health to leave civil service in June after 26 year career
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues on Dods People
Freedom of Information requests show that Surrey PCC Kevin Hurley questioned Owens’ record as area’s chief constable
Reducing reliance on consultants and temps will require "much more fundamental workforce transformation" than seen so far, civil service chief John Manzoni tells MPs. But he says the organisation is "on the road" to addressing the problem
In correspondence seen by CSW, HMRC chief Lin Homer defends "robust and transparent approach" to redundancies – but "outraged" PCS union says department has failed to consider all options
Chief secretary to the Treasury Greg Hands says his department’s five-strand programme – designed to put finance at the heart of government decision-making – is on course and delivering results
BIS minister Anna Soubry answers urgent question on department's decision to leave Sheffield and outlines plans for new regional centres
Civil service unions criticise BIS’s decision to shut its Sheffield office – placing 250 jobs in jeopardy – and warn further job losses will follow
BIS permanent secretary Martin Donnelly announces plans to axe department’s Sheffield operation and create a “combined HQ and policy centre in London”
Whitehall tops this year's Times Guide to Higher and Degree Apprenticeships
"Contingent Labour One" will be replaced with a "Temporary Worker Contracting Vehicle", as CCS places heavy focus on digital skills and hints at smaller lots
Nick Hardwick – who clashed with the MoJ over spending controls – is to become chair of the Parole Board
FDA and Prospect urge the Senior Salaries Review Body to back a front-loaded 4% payrise and warn of "divisive" attempts to boost the pay of only a limited number of specialists
Public appointments watchdog Acoba approves former Defra perm sec's appointment to board of the Office for Nuclear Regulation
Majority of departments will be asked to create new apprenticeships equivalent to 2.3% of their overall staffing levels, BIS confirms
Bankers Fields Wicker-Miurin and Neil Mendoza set to join department
UK Statistics Authority "deeply concerned" about "unauthorised, widespread sharing of statistics before their publication"