Civil Service

An employment tribunal finds a worker was treated unfavourably after asking colleagues not to use a desk that had been adapted for her health needs.

At the request of ministers the Insolvency Service has begun criminal and civil investigations into the P&O Ferries redundancies.

Civil service union PCS has called a pay rise for civil servants of 2% to 3% “derisory” and an “insult to members who helped to keep the country running during the pandemic”.

The minister for Brexit opportunities and government efficiency has questioned the size of the civil service workforce.

Growth in the number of civil servants in London continues to outpace that of the rest of the UK.

Don't blame officials over Christmas parties at No.10, urge unions

The Excellence in Public Service HR award was picked up by the Department of Health and Social Care.

Civil Service Fast Stream and Early Talent won this year's Diversity and Inclusion Award for a bold autism internship programme.

Civil servants could face a fresh push to return to their desks this week after renewed calls from Whitehall against...

More and more employers consider environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals as part of their recruitment and attraction strategies, but...

Government departments have been asked to review their headcount in a three-year spending review that could mean the loss of...

Unnamed minister said ‘If people aren’t going into work, they don’t deserve the terms and conditions they get if they are going into work.‘

Boris Johnson has told ministers to use remote working lessons to investigate what savings could be made in the civil service and public services.

Senior civil servants have been asked, by the end of the week, to declare paid roles or outside interests that could conflict with civil service rules.

A national network of ‘hybrid offices’ is to be set up for civil servants to allow them to work more flexibly.