A female MoD employee told Prospect that she had experienced her first sexual assault a year after joining the MoD at a social work event.
Civil Service
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Civil service relocation plans see Darlinton, Aberdeen and Manchester hosting 'second headquarters' to three government departments.
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Civil servants in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) have launched a campaign to work a four-day week.
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An additional 30,000 jobs at the Department for Work and Pensions are needed to meet current demand, a union claims.
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AuditOne's organisational development work secured it the Excellence in Public Service HR award at the 2023 Personnel Today Awards.
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Civil servants in office-based roles will be required to spend 60% of their time working face-to-face with colleagues.
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PwC tops the Social Mobility Employers Index again but Social Mobility Foundation calls on government to tackle unpaid internships.
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The flagship civil service recruitment programme has exceeded its target of 50% of graduates with a STEM qualification.
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HMRC has launched a pilot whereby staff can work annualised hours but must sacrifice flexible working arrangements.
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Civil service headcout is capped with immediate effect and spending on equality, diversion and inclusion is to be reviewed.
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The civil service is to employ 2,500 new tech recruits via apprenticeships and early careers programmes by June 2025.
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Recruitment drives by the UK Border Force has led to prisons near ports and airports finding it difficult to retain staff, a Prison Service has reported.
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Members of the TUC are expected to work with unions to produce a model template for public sector pay review bodies.
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Civil servant Christine Rodgers was described as "manipulative" and "hypersensitive" at a Leeds tribunal.
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Unions have warned workers' health is at risk, as government buildings experience sewage leaks, legionella and insect infestations.