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Mark Thurston leads ranking for second year running as John Manzoni and Mark Sedwill well down list

Plans for reform also include consistent use of cross-disciplinary teams in departments as contracts are signed

More than two-thirds surveyed predict a surge in business from government, councils and health service

Confirmation of departure comes ahead of likely post-Brexit Whitehall shakeup

 

'Brexit will be the dominant driver of the underlying business of this government,' Rycroft predicts

Awards champion hails work of civil servants at start of a week-long programme to recognise winners

DWP says it is hiring "as quickly as we can" as minister admits complaints take a year to get picked up

DG will oversee input to trade negotiations, job ad says as chancellor promises "no alignment" with EU post-Brexit

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

Agreement in line with ‘commitment to affording meaningful pay awards for staff, particularly colleagues at the lower end of the pay range’ says agency

Overhaul would mean tax taper would "rightly affect high earners such as bankers", not doctors, air traffic controllers and fire officials, union says

Hike pay to keep key talent, Institute for Government urges ministers 

Pledge made in agreement restoring power sharing at Stormont

Central Square offices will house 4,000 civil servants by end of the year

Two-time minister Liam Fox says government should go ahead with DfID-FCO merger, but DIT should be saved

Treasury mouser to “try out this remote working thing”

Civil service chief commends officials for work in last three years as ministers return in Northern Ireland

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

Commitments based on wide-ranging review of ‘what it feels like for colleagues to work in HMRC, and how to make it better’

Manager set up monthly payments to his own business for made-up IT services contract

Cummings's blog was call for "expressions of interest", No.10 says

Former head of the civil service warns PM’s adviser is risking 'completely unnecessary' war with Whitehall,

Plans for a standalone borders and immigration department also put on back burner, according to reports.

Would-be applicants warned 'if you play office politics, you will be discovered and immediately binned'