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Interim chief Martin Jones has position made permanent
FDA union calls for civil servants to be paid for all overtime, as survey shows an increase in the number of officials working above their contracted hours
Cabinet Office’s Iain Patterson cautions against changing departmental tech for the sake of it, as he sheds more light on ‘Ocean Liner’ review of big government IT contracts
Study by Tech UK and Dods Research finds gap between vision and reality on departments' digital transformation plans
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues on Dods People
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee chair Bernard Jenkin says legislation may be needed to make non-executive directors brought into government feel less disposable
The Public Accounts Committee wants the most senior civil servants to play a greater role in approving major projects, and to publish their assessments of whether policies offer value for money
PCS study of almost 25,000 civil servants, including managers, finds widespread concern about the way performance management is working in practice
Department of Health says “military level” contingency planning in place to ensure emergency care will continue
Union's deputy general secretary says 1% average pay rise cap is "not sustainable", after government gives departments more freedom to reward "outstanding" senior officials
Donnelly says department is spending £168,000 a year on putting Sheffield and London staff up in hotels – but local MP Paul Blomfield says the BIS perm sec's latest answers give only a "half truth"
Government sets out response as Senior Salaries Review Body warns some managers earning less than their juniors – but FDA blasts "sticking plaster" approach
Dawes chairs first meeting of the cross-departmental Civil Service People Board – and vows "more strategic look at reward and pay" and focus on making sure staff have accurate pension info
Meg Hillier and Iain Wright demand detail on BIS restructuring – after permanent secretary Martin Donnelly says the department cannot give figures while redundancy talks continue
Unions welcomed Court of Appeal decision backing 2015 ruling that amendments to DfT's staff handbook were unlawful
Current head of the Economic and Domestic Affairs Secretariat Jonathan Slater heading to the DfE when Chris Wormald moves to Health
Union general secretary sticks up for the Home Office second perm sec after Home Affairs Committee grilling
Mental health, musculoskeletal disorders and encouraging healthy lifestyles top priorities for newly-created cross-Whitehall role
Energy secretary Amber Rudd leads tributes as former chief scientific advisor loses battle with stomach cancer
New digital hire will head up plan to help departments share common digital platforms and oversee budget "in excess" of £15m a year
Social enterprise takes over reins of public sector development programme as government ends centrally-funded support