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MPs told previous verbal and numeric testing regime was slashing candidate pool by half

IFS says a job-matching scheme could provide staffing boost in priority areas like the NHS and supermarkets

“I know I can count on everyone to exemplify those values as we help the government navigate the country through this emergency”

Employers will not be required to report gender pay gaps for 2018-19, though the government Equalities Office will still offer support to any companies wishing to submit data

Former communities secretary fears private sector roles for Brexit negotiators will be major issue

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Home Office was slow to react to reports of injustice and ignored warning signs, Wendy Williams finds

Economics professor will lead advisory group as it produces ‘shortage occupation list’ for post-Brexit immigration system

Former ambassador to the UN to succeed Philip Rutnam, who quit in bullying row

Cabinet secretary tells civil servants to discuss working from home arrangements and look out for colleagues

Median salary disparity drops to 0.2%

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Staff told department will extend life of Bradford office by six years and keep Washington base open until 2030

MPs to grill former communities secretary who is government’s preferred choice to lead anti-corruption panel

“I could not have asked for better, more committed colleagues," Moriarty says in statement

Civil service union claims victory as Sunak finds £2bn to tone down ‘tax trap’ that counts pension contributions as income

£5bn public service response fund and business loans and grants among measures announced in Budget

Chancellor puts figure on number of officials expected to move, as departments develop relocation plans ahead of Spending Review

Plans to merge the Treasury and No.10 teams of political advisers have led to questions about where power lies in the centre of government. Richard Johnstone seeks answers

Civil servants are following the advice of Public Health England, which is tracing people who have come into contact with Nadine Dorries

Making it easier for ministers to remove perm secs risks turning civil servants into "yes men or yes women", cab sec warns

Department paid out nearly £1m between 2016 and 2019, Panorama investigation finds

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Watchdog MPs urged to quiz departments they monitor on long-term funding pressures ahead of expected multi-year settlements