Civil Service

Civil servant Sir Philip Rutnam has settled his unfair dismissal case for £340,000 plus legal costs, as the home secretary avoids a tribunal hearing.

Rishi Sunak confirmed plans for a new campus for ‘critical economic departments’ in Darlington, and the national infrastructure bank in Leeds.

Government departments have been ordered to scrap unconscious bias training for civil servants after a study found no evidence of...

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The leader of a union representing senior civil servants has branded the government’s attempts at bringing staff back to Whitehall...

As R rate rises Civil Service union raises doubts over 80% return to office bid.

Ministers are pushing for central government employees to return to offices as soon as possible, according to a letter seen by the BBC.

Brexit proved the service could be agile and has led to a focus on employee wellbeing. But it also soured relationships with ministers.

Ex-armed forces personnel will be guaranteed interviews for civil service jobs, the government has announced.
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Downing Street wants to hire “weirdos and misfits with odd skills” to help Boris Johnson’s new government, says Dominic Cummings.

Housing association Network homes walked away with the Excellence in Public Service HR prize...

Civil Service Fast Stream and Early Talent was named Graduate Scheme of the Year at the 2019 Personnel Today Awards....

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme scooped the Diversity & Inclusion (Public Sector) Award, sponsored by Civica, at the 2019 Personnel...

Conservative leadership contender Jeremy Hunt has threatened to cancel all August annual leave across the civil service in order to...

The success of its first apprenticeship scheme persuaded the Personnel Today Awards 2018 judges to award the Excellence in Public...