Civil Service

In response to the editor’s comment (October 2009, page 3) on the appointment of civil servants to the health co-ordinator...

Plans to overhaul the Civil Service compensation scheme for workers made redundant have been delayed until April. In July the...

Northern Irish civil servants belonging to the Nipsa union have voted overwhelmingly in favour of an equal pay deal.
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HR news and analysis, including:

We talk to Lord McKenzie about the government’s mental health employment strategy
And we discuss...

Union success in a judicial review of government plans to scale back the civil service compensation scheme (CSCS) could delay...

Whitehall unions will seek legal action against the government’s decision to cut back civil service compensation schemes, and could ballot...

Ex-civil servants who return to work in the Civil Service after receiving a severance payment will have to pay the...

The Conservatives claim they would win the hearts and minds of civil servants to create “more with less” in the...

HR big-hitters from the public and private sector look set to join the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development as...

Home secretary Alan Johnson has defended the £47m bonus bill for civil servants at the Ministry of Defence (MoD), claiming...

The Civil Service is to launch a new HR business partner development programme to help functions deal with looming Whitehall...

A leadership training programme designed to support black and minority ethnic civil servants has been launched. The ‘Growing Talent’ scheme...

The Civil Service will scrap its mandatory retirement age for all employees from April 2010.Last year Cabinet Office chief Gus...

Prime minister Gordon Brown addressed the TUC annual congress today, on a range of employment issues. Here is a round...

Plans to cut generous redundancy payments for Britain’s 500,000 civil servants could trigger a legal challenge by public sector unions,...