Civil Service

Parliament has voted to cap redundancy pay for civil servants at one year’s salary, or 15 months’ for voluntary redundancies, by...

The long-running dispute over planned changes to redundancy terms for civil servants reached a key stage today when proposed legislation...

Thousands of civil servants are expected to rush to apply for voluntary redundancy ahead of imposed changes to their severance...

The Government is expected to introduce legislation later today (15 July 2010) aimed at reforming redundancy payments for 500,000 civil servants,...

The government has announced it will introduce legislation to cap redundancy pay for civil servants at one year’s pay, bringing...

Government ministers are due to meet civil service unions to discuss changes to Whitehall redundancy packages.The meeting to discuss changes...

The High Court has reserved judgment in a legal dispute about the reduction of civil servants’ redundancy packages.The government and...

The government will return to the High Court today to seek clarification over a ruling that found changes to civil...

The Civil Service has seen an increase in the number of ethnic minority and disabled graduates applying for its Fast...

The government has published a list of 172 civil servants earning over £150,000 – more than the prime minister. More than...

Up to 16,000 civil servants in Northern Ireland are being offered payments of up to £14,000 in owed back pay...

A High Court ruling that changes to civil service redundancy payments were unlawful could lead to more Whitehall job cuts....

The new coalition government is likely to appeal a High Court ruling that planned changes to civil service redundancy packages...

Rejected CSCS changes
Whitehall severance pay would be capped at a maximum of two years’ salary for employees earning £25,000...

Government plans to cut civil service redundancy packages are unlawful and must now be renegotiated, the High Court has ruled....