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    HR

    Keep up-to-date with the latest HR news from Civil Service World
    Civil Service Pension Scheme: PCS and Capita reach recognition agreement
    28 Nov HR

    Civil Service Pension Scheme: PCS and Capita reach recognition agreement

    Outsourcer says the agreement "reflects our commitment to building a strong, positive relationship with PCS"
    by Tevye Markson
    Move fast and test things: Thoughtful risk-taking can build a new era for public service reform
    28 Nov HR
    Move fast and test things: Thoughtful risk-taking can build a new era for public service reform
    Halt FCDO cuts before ‘prized expertise is lost for good’, committee chair warns
    28 Nov HR
    Halt FCDO cuts before ‘prized expertise is lost for good’, committee chair warns
    Budget 2025: New public sector fraud unit announced
    27 Nov HR
    Budget 2025: New public sector fraud unit announced
    Civil Service Learning shake-up underway as contract winners unveiled
    15 Dec 2015 HR
    Civil Service Learning shake-up underway as contract winners unveiled

    KPMG and Hay Group win first two lots as Cabinet Office makes changes to the way departments buy training courses


    Una O’Brien to leave Department of Health
    14 Dec 2015 HR
    Una O’Brien to leave Department of Health

    Permanent secretary announces she is to step down from her role after 25 years in the civil service


    Arrivals, moves & departures: latest appointments in the civil service, politics and public affairs – December 14
    14 Dec 2015 HR
    Arrivals, moves & departures: latest appointments in the civil service, politics and public affairs – December 14

    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues on Dods People


    Home Office police funding fiasco 'amusing if it were not so serious', MPs say
    11 Dec 2015 HR
    Home Office police funding fiasco "amusing if it were not so serious", MPs say

    Home Affairs Select Committee issues scathing report on errors in police funding overhaul – as department promises to learn lessons


    Heywood and Manzoni respond after Spending Review blog met with fury by civil servants
    09 Dec 2015 HR
    Heywood and Manzoni respond after Spending Review blog met with fury by civil servants

    Furious online reaction to Spending Review blog prompts response by cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood and civil service chief executive John Manzoni – with the pair emphasising areas where civil service is more flexible than the private sector


    Coalition ministers open up about the 'terrible' Cabinet Office, Whitehall churn – and reforming the 'Rolls Royce' civil service
    08 Dec 2015 HR
    Coalition ministers open up about the "terrible" Cabinet Office, Whitehall churn – and reforming the "Rolls Royce" civil service

    Vince Cable, Chris Huhne, Andrew Mitchell, Caroline Spelman and more provide the Institute for Government with their views on their officials, the Whitehall machine, and dealing with the centre of government


    Civil service chief John Manzoni: Whitehall's treatment of whistleblowers is getting better
    07 Dec 2015 HR
    Civil service chief John Manzoni: Whitehall's treatment of whistleblowers is getting better

    Civil service's anti-whistleblower culture is changing, says chief executive John Manzoni, as he promises new data on concerns raised by staff – and faces tough questioning from MPs on extending public interest protections to private providers


    Arrivals, moves & departures: latest appointments in the civil service, politics and public affairs – December 4
    04 Dec 2015 HR
    Arrivals, moves & departures: latest appointments in the civil service, politics and public affairs – December 4

    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues on Dods People


    ONS move out of London “undermined UK statistics” – report
    03 Dec 2015 HR
    ONS move out of London “undermined UK statistics” – report

    Report by former deputy governor of the Bank of England says 90% of ONS staff were “unwilling to move” out of London, leading to a “loss of knowledge and experience”


    Civil service pay hindering recruitment of digital staff, say Whitehall tech chiefs
    02 Dec 2015 HR
    Civil service pay hindering recruitment of digital staff, say Whitehall tech chiefs

    National Audit Office survey finds concern among government's digital leaders over their ability to recruit and retain staff – but there's support for many Cabinet Office intiatives to sharpen tech skills


    George Osborne 'seeking fresh curbs to civil service redundancy pay'
    02 Dec 2015 HR
    George Osborne "seeking fresh curbs to civil service redundancy pay"

    Amid reports chancellor looking to cut voluntary civil service redundancy payouts by a further six months – a move first floated in 2010 – unions warn of "war by the government against its own staff"


    New 'specialist' pay scale, Single Departmental Plans, and an academy for future Whitehall leaders – eight things we learned from John Manzoni and Matt Hancock's latest grilling by MPs
    30 Nov 2015 HR
    New 'specialist' pay scale, Single Departmental Plans, and an academy for future Whitehall leaders – eight things we learned from John Manzoni and Matt Hancock's latest grilling by MPs

    New 'specialist' payscale to help recruitment, staff cuts at the Cabinet Office, Single Departmental Plans, the future of civil service reform, details on a brand new leadership academy – as the civil service chief executive and minister for the Cabinet Office face MPs, CSW tries to keep up...


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