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    • Hybrid working
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    Public sector remote working drops dramatically

    by Jo Faragher 19 Aug 2025
    by Jo Faragher 19 Aug 2025

    There has been a significant drop-off in remote and hybrid working in the public sector, according to data from software company Unit4.

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    • Absence
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    Civil service absence on track to report record high

    by Jo Faragher 6 Aug 2025
    by Jo Faragher 6 Aug 2025

    Absences in the civil service could be up to more than eight days per worker per year, according to sickness data published by departments.

    • Social mobility
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    • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Civil Service launches drive to attract interns from less well-off groups

    by Adam McCulloch 1 Aug 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 1 Aug 2025

    Pat McFadden, the chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and the minister responsible for civil service reform, said that Whitehall needed to reflect the broader community.

    • Civil Service
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    • Department for Work and Pensions

    Civil Service grows by 7,000 staff over past year

    by Adam McCulloch 31 Jul 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 31 Jul 2025

    The year to 31 March 2025 saw lower levels of new entrants to the civil service overall compared with the year before.

    • Civil Service
    • Ethics
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    ‘Resign’ if you disagree with UK stance on Gaza, FCDO staff told

    by Rob Moss 10 Jun 2025
    by Rob Moss 10 Jun 2025

    FCDO staff told they should consider resigning if they disagree with the UK government’s position on Israel’s conduct in Gaza.

    • Offices
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    • Latest News

    Thousands of civil service roles to leave London

    by Jo Faragher 14 May 2025
    by Jo Faragher 14 May 2025

    The government plans to cut the number of civil service roles in London by 12,000, closing 11 offices in the...

    • Civil Service
    • Latest News

    Cabinet Office to shed 2,100 civil service jobs

    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 10 Apr 2025

    Cat Little, the Cabinet Office’s top civil servant, said she wanted the department to be ‘more strategic, specialist, and smaller’.

    • Civil Service
    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    Quangos to shut down in government efficiency drive

    by Jo Faragher 7 Apr 2025
    by Jo Faragher 7 Apr 2025

    Dozens of quangos could be shut down in a bid to run Whitehall more efficiently, it has been reported.

    • Civil Service
    • Constructive dismissal
    • Bullying and harassment

    DSTL scientist constructively dismissed for gender-critical views

    by Rob Moss 24 Mar 2025
    by Rob Moss 24 Mar 2025

    Former government scientist wins tribunal claim for constructive dismissal after facing ‘clear hostile animus’ for gender-critical views.

    • Civil Service
    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    Civil service cuts will see 10,000 jobs go, says Reeves

    by Jo Faragher 24 Mar 2025
    by Jo Faragher 24 Mar 2025

    The chancellor Rachel Reeves will cut around 10,000 civil service jobs as part of drastic cuts to government running costs.

    • Civil Service
    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    20,000 government credit cards to be frozen

    by Rob Moss 18 Mar 2025
    by Rob Moss 18 Mar 2025

    Cabinet Office instructs government departments to freeze almost all 20,000 credit cards as part of crackdown on wasteful spending.

    • Civil Service
    • NHS
    • Latest News

    NHS England: ‘world’s largest quango’ to be abolished

    by Adam McCulloch 13 Mar 2025
    by Adam McCulloch 13 Mar 2025

    Wes Streeting told MPs there were currently 15,300 staff at NHS England, and 3,300 in the Department of Health and Social Care. About half of the posts would go, he added.

    • Hybrid working
    • Civil Service
    • Latest News

    Civil service boss: three days in office is ‘about right’

    by Jo Faragher 26 Feb 2025
    by Jo Faragher 26 Feb 2025

    Sir Chris Wormald, head of the civil service, has told MPs that he thinks a requirement to spend three days a week in the office is ‘about right’.

    • Hybrid working
    • Civil Service
    • Latest News

    Civil servants say three days in office reduces productivity

    by Rob Moss 25 Feb 2025
    by Rob Moss 25 Feb 2025

    FDA survey of civil servants' hybrid working arrangements shows almost two-thirds believe three days in the office is damaging productivity.

    • Civil Service
    • Latest News
    • Economics, government & business

    Fall of Kabul whistleblower wins unfair dismissal case

    by Jo Faragher 19 Feb 2025
    by Jo Faragher 19 Feb 2025

    A civil servant who blew the whistle on the UK’s withdrawal from Afghanistan has won a case for unfair dismissal against the Foreign Office.

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