Public sector

The High Court has ruled that a decision by Dominic Raab to increase defence solicitors’ pay by less than he had been advised broke the law.

More actions are needed to support ethnic diversity in teaching, especially at senior levels, a report has said.

We examine the rationale for MSLs in education, the minimum service levels for teaching likely to be set and whether schools will impose them.

The PCS union will launch a legal challenge against the government's minimum service levels regulations.

Complaints of bullying by civilian workers at the Ministry of Defence have risen sharply over the past five years, newly...

One in five managers question the effectiveness of local councils' leadership, with staff retention and morale cited as challenges.

The PFEW said it had significant concerns about how the revised Code of Ethics should fit within the existing regulatory framework.

Health screening is among the issues preventing the Army's recruitment partner from hitting its hiring targets, MPs have been told. 

Teacher who complained of 'blackophobia' was unfairly dismissed after senior leaders threatened a ‘wildcat strike’ if she returned to work.

Europe's largest local authority considers up to 600 redundancies to tackle it mounting debt, caused predominantly by its equal pay liability.

Schools will no longer be obliged to use performance-related pay, the government has said as part of plans to reduce teachers' workload.

Consultants in England, members of the HCSA, reject latest pay offer, citing issues with the amount of time they will be given to develop skills.

It has been reported to the equality watchdog over claims the MoD failed to properly address sexual harassment allegations.

Lucy Robbins joins aviation regulator as director of people and culture after a decade at the Competition and Markets Authority.

Last October’s Procurement Act was a ‘huge missed opportunity’ to tighten up rules around outsourcing public services and protecting employees.