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Read the autumn 2024 issue of Civil Service World
WEB2 days ago · CSW 's autumn 2024 issue takes an in-depth look at what the government is doing to meet its green power goals. We consider how GB Energy might work, check in on how the Greening Government Commitments are progressing and ponder how the new government might approach environmental protection. This issue also includes your essential guide to the ...
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WEBEx-DfE data chief: new government’s top priority must be overhauling data strategy. Opening up data access for civil servants – and helping them truly understand the different facets of data – could exponentially increase efficiencies across departments. 01 Aug Civil Service Reform.
'Very worrying': Interest in the Civil Service Fast Stream plummets
WEBApplications to the Civil Service Fast Stream have fallen dramatically for the second year in a row, with the 2023 scheme receiving less than half the number of applicants as in 2021. Interest in the graduation scheme has now dropped three years in a row, having reached a high of 64,697 applicants in 2020. A small drop in 2021 – to 59,603 ...
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WEB13 Sep Civil Service Reform. 'Inquiry into inquiries' calls for strengthened Cabinet Office unit. Cabinet Office Inquiries Unit is under-resourced, little-known and has failed to engage with non-governmental experts, Lords report finds. 13 Sep Civil Service Reform. John Glen and Bernard Jenkin miss out as PAC and PACAC chairs elected.
Civil service should shrink, but government should do less, top ...
WEBNov 3, 2022 · Senior civil servants and other public-sector leaders want to see staff numbers come down – but that the amount that government does should also be reduced, a survey has found. In this year’s annual State of the State report from think tank Reform and Deloitte, civil service leaders have expressed a desire for a more "streamlined" government.
Read the summer 2023 issue of Civil Service World
WEBJun 26, 2023 · In the latest issue of Civil Service World, we asked a cross-section of officials to review the large language model as part of our exploration into what the next frontiers of AI might mean for government. We also meet inspiring civil servants from across government – from leaders like Sarah Munby (perm sec of the new Department for Science ...
Read the winter 2024 issue of Civil Service World
WEBFDA general secretary Dave Penman on why ministers' 60% in-office drive doesn't make sense. Liaison committee chair Sir Bernard Jenkin reviews Henry Engelhardt's latest book, which reflects on how the Admiral Group chief exec grew his company. Read all this and more in the 2024 issue of Civil Service World as a PDF here, or view the ebook version.
Civil service grows again as diversity indicators hit record highs
WEBAug 2, 2023 · Women now make up 54.6% of the civil service in 2023, a 0.1 percentage point uptick on 2022. But the increase in representation at Grade 6/7 and in the SCS is more significant. At SCS level, 47.9% of roles are now held by women, compared to 47.2% a year ago. At G6/G7 level, 49.5% of officials are women, up from 48.9% in 2022.
Read the November 2022 issue of Civil Service World
WEBNov 21, 2022 · This month's issue shines a light on science and innovation in the civil service – plus, the civil servants behind Operation Bridges and an exclusive interview with government's chief property officer. In CSW 's science and innovation-focused November 2022 issue, Defence and Security Accelerator Anita Friend tells us how working on crisis ...